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Personal insolvencies decreased in April 2025, according to new provisional monthly statistics released today by the Australian Financial Security Authority.
Spot talk by AFSA Chief Executive Tim Beresford at the 2025 Financial Counselling Australia Conference, Thursday 29 May.
Statistics for the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) March quarter 2025 released today by the Australian Financial Security Authority (AFSA).
Personal insolvencies in Australia saw a slight drop in March 2025 vs March 2024, according to new stats from Australian Financial Security Authority.
AFSA Chief Executive Tim Beresford shared key insights on the shifting dynamics of Australia's personal insolvency system at the Australian Credit Forum.
AFSA Chief Executive Tim Beresford outlined 3 global megatrends affecting Australia's banking sector at the FST Media Future of Banking Summit.
Personal insolvencies increased in March 2025, according to new provisional monthly statistics released today by AFSA.
Personal insolvencies decreased in February 2025, according to new provisional monthly statistics released today by the Australian Financial Security Authority.
Personal insolvencies across Australia have increased in the December quarter 2024 compared to previous year, according to new statistics released today by AFSA.
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AFSA today released one of its flagship publications, the State of the Personal Property Securities System Report 2023-2024.
Personal insolvencies increased in January 2025, according to new provisional monthly statistics released today by the Australian Financial Security Authority.
Today, the Federal Court of Australia handed down its decision in the matter Inspector-General in Bankruptcy v Hartnett.
On 28 January, the Federal Court heard the Inspector-General in Bankruptcy’s application to set aside Mr. Beau Hartnett’s personal insolvency agreement.
Personal insolvencies decreased in December 2024, according to new provisional monthly statistics released today by AFSA.
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