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Simon Cathro

A Company Director is someone elected or appointed to manage a company’s business and affairs.
Businesses that are unable to pay their statutory debts with the Australian Taxation Office (the ATO) when they fall due may find themselves facing possible insolvency. In this article, we summarise two options available to help businesses meet their statutory obligations and mitigate the risk of insolvency.
Insolvent trading is the law under the Corporations Act section 588G that says that if a company is insolvent and a director allows the company to incur a new debt, then the director can be made personally liable for the new debts incurred. The law makes directors responsible for ensuring
Under the Corporations Act 2001, there are several transactions that may be considered voidable in circumstances where a company is placed into liquidation.
Leading Australian insolvency advisory firm Cathro & Partners is pleased to announce the addition of a new service line focused on personal insolvency. This builds on the firm’s existing corporate insolvency and Government advisory services.
In this week’s article, Stamford Capital provides some insights into commercial property finance markets.
In this week’s article, Stephen Groves of Groves & Partners is our special guest providing some insights into valuation and the key non-financial considerations that are relevant to a valuation of a business.
What should you consider when you have been approached to act as a director of a company.
In our third episode for season 2, Simon Campbell, Managing partner at Quantuma Advisory gives us insights into the UK insolvency Market.
What is Small Business Restructuring (under section 453 B Act )? This video outlines the Small Business Restructuring process, timelines, duties of Director and restructuring practitioner; and the benefits of such an appointment.