Personal insolvencies decreased in December 2022, according to new monthly statistics released today by the Australian Financial Security Authority (AFSA).
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Building a strong credit system for Australia and supporting the flow of credit is the Australian Financial Security Authority’s cornerstone objective for 2023.
The Federal Court of Australia has handed down its decision in the civil matter of Australian Securities and Investments Commission v A&M Group Pty Ltd.
The Personal Insolvency Compliance Report 2021–22 also provides a summary of key statistics throughout the year.
The Personal Insolvency Regulator (PIR) is a quarterly newsletter from AFSA.
A Queensland woman acting on the advice of an untrustworthy pre-insolvency advisor has been convicted following an investigation by AFSA.
Personal insolvencies increased in October 2022, according to new monthly statistics released today by the Australian Financial Security Authority (AFSA).
Personal insolvencies fell in Australia, with a total of 2,410 new insolvencies recorded in the September quarter 2022 down 8.1% from the September quarter 2021
Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) statistics for the September quarter 2022
Personal insolvencies decreased in September 2022, according to new monthly statistics released today by the Australian Financial Security Authority (AFSA).
An Australian diamond trader has been convicted of committing offences under the Bankruptcy Act.
Throughout 2021–22, AFSA continued to ensure confidence in Australia’s personal insolvency and personal property securities systems.
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We’ve listened to your feedback and launched a new AFSA website to help our clients access our services and make informed financial decisions.
Personal insolvencies increased in August 2022, according to new monthly statistics released today by the Australian Financial Security Authority (AFSA).
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