Posts tagged "creditorwatch"

The Gold Coast and Western Sydney have topped the rankings for Australian regions where small businesses have the highest chance of default.

Business groups in Victoria and New South Wales are calling for the state border to reopen once 80% of both populations are vaccinated.

The temporary moratorium on insolvent trading has led to a drop in the number of insolvencies, but financial experts believe that is about to change.

SMEs have begun registering for temporary restructuring relief, under the country’s new insolvency regime that began on January 1. 

The number of Australian companies falling into administration rose in September, in the first increase in insolvency numbers since June. 

Payment times are increasing for small businesses, with creditors unable to chase up debts amid an extension in insolvency protections.

Denim fashion chain G-Star Raw has closed 57 stores, and 200 jobs have been lost, after no buyer was found for the collapsed retailer. 

The insolvency industry is bracing for a wave of corporate debt collection activity in September as hibernating firms turn 'zombie'.

New data from one of Australia’s biggest insolvency firms has revealed there are nearly 10,000 small to medium businesses on the brink of …

When Colin Porter started real-time credit report company CreditorWatch, his business was the first in seven years to receive the “prestig…

A former Noodle Box franchisee has appeared in court on two charges of fraudulent conduct in relation to allegations of illegal phoenix acti…

The Australian Taxation Office has made an application to the Federal Court to wind up convenience store chain, City Convenience Store Pty L…