Personal Insolvency Statistics

Presented by Jones Partners  2023-2024 Projections and Observed Numbers   The above graph depicts the projected increase in personal insolvencies for 2023 and 2024. AFSA were predicting a significant increase for the 2022-2023 FY, with a forecast of 15,000 incidents of […]

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Corporate Insolvency Statistics

Presented by Jones Partners  (Statistics obtained by ASIC website)  © Australian Securities & Investments Commission  Corporate Insolvency Trends  The above statistics show a comparison between 2022, 2023 and base level (the average of 2017, 2018, 2019), highlighting the total numbers […]

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The Main Causes of Insolvency for 2023

Presented by Jones Partners Throughout 2023, cases of corporate insolvency returned to (and even exceeded) pre-COVID levels. It has been a challenging year, with economic conditions creating a hostile climate for businesses.  High interest rates, war in Ukraine, COVID stimulus, […]

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The Human Side of Bankruptcy

Presented by Jones Partners Bankruptcy is often considered as little more than the legal-administrative process that occurs after a person becomes unable to pay their debts. This is a highly reductive way of describing a complex human experience that can […]

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Can a Trust be Insolvent?

Presented by Jones Partners The term “insolvent trust” is a term commonly misunderstood. Trusts cannot technically become “insolvent”, as they are not a separate legal entity. Trusts are better described as a relationship, outlining powers and obligations, owed by a […]

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Personal Insolvency Statistics

Presented by Jones Partners (Statistics obtained from AFSA Website) June 2023 Totals Personal Insolvency Trends Personal insolvency statistics for June declined slightly from the previous month, which had recorded a total 625 bankruptcies. The most common industries for affected individuals […]

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RBA Economic Snapshot August 2023

Presented by Jones Partners Inflation: 6.0 per cent Inflation continues to decline, and whilst progress was initially slow, a more meaningful reduction this past month has occurred. Increasing trade with China (alleviating supply chain issues and increasing supply) and increasing […]

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