Simon Cathro

Founder & Managing Principal
Simon has over 25 years of experience in the field of insolvency and corporate restructuring services, including experience involving the ability to assess the financial viability of businesses by conducting an analysis of profitability, business liquidity and strength of forecasting.

Experience involving the management of small, medium and complex formal appointments. His duties included conducting investigations into the affairs of a company, analysing financial trends, assessing business performance and viability, identifying factors leading up to, and causing, the point of insolvency and undertaking recovery actions on behalf of creditors (which includes complex litigation).





Qualifications

  • Registered Liquidator
  • Chartered Accountant – CA Australia
  • Bachelor of Business, Accounting, MLLP, Law, UTS
  • Member of Australian Restructuring Insolvency & Turnaround Association
  • Member of the Turnaround Management Association of Australia
  • Australian Institute of Company Directors
Articles

By Simon Cathro

In this episode of The Cut, the conversation dives deep into the hidden complexities of insolvency law and what every director, administrator, and shareholder needs to understand before making their next big decision. From a chickpea trading company that triggered a pivotal case to the misunderstood power of subordinated creditors,

While construction continues to dominate Australia’s insolvency landscape, new analysis by Cathro & Partners shows that hospitality and healthcare are now emerging as the next major pressure points, revealing that the nation’s business failures are deepening beyond traditional sectors. Drawing on ASIC insolvency filings and Australian Business Register (ABR) company

In this episode of “The Cut”, the conversation dives into how AI is being used inside law firms, what it’s getting wrong, and the new rules emerging around its use in legal proceedings. Featuring “Jarrod Munro”, Partner at “Cornwalls Lawyers”, this discussion unpacks real examples—from court restrictions to hallucinated legal

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