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Corporate information

The Australian Financial Security Authority (AFSA) is an executive agency in the Attorney-General's portfolio.

We are responsible for Australia's personal insolvency and personal property securities systems. Our work supporting these systems helps to protect consumers, and also provides formal options for people to deal with unmanageable levels of debt.

Access our information
You can access information we hold, regarding our operations through various ways.
Regulation and compliance
AFSA conducts is regulatory work in accordance with the Regulatory publications and each annual Insolvency Practitioner Compliance Program.
Annual reports
The Australian Financial Security Authority (AFSA) annual report details our activities and key deliverables.
Corporate plan
Our corporate plan details our focus over the next four years, outlining our strategies for achieving our purpose and how we will measure our...
Cost Recovery Policy
The Australian Government adopted a formal cost recovery policy to improve transparency of Commonwealth cost recovery arrangements.
Government contracts
Contract information for the Australian Financial Security Authority.
Find out about AFSA's legal services expenditure. 
Gifts and Benefits Register
The Gifts and Benefits Register is a list of gifts and /or benefits whose value exceeds the stipulated threshold of $AUD100.00 (excluding GST).
Audit and Risk Audit Committee
The Audit and Risk Committee provides independent advice to the Chief Executive on the Agency’s accountability and control framework.
Key documents
Specific qualitative and quantitative performance measures have been developed to ensure that we achieve our goals.
Ministerial Statement of Expectations and AFSA Statement of Intent
These publications underpin our regulatory and enforcement responsibilities in relation to personal insolvency and the Personal Property Securities...
Indexed list of files
Every 6 months we produce a list of indexed files (as a Senate Order requires) so they are accessible to the public.