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Resigning directors beware: the importance of notifying ASIC
It is now more important than ever for companies to have effective systems in place to ensure that they notify ASIC of changes to their company within the prescribed timeframes. In particular, as a result of recent amendments to the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), if ASIC is notified of a director's resignation after the prescribed 28-day period from when the director resigned, the date that the resignation takes effect will be the date that...
Key points on the new Federal Government economic...
Last night the Federal's Government economic stimulus package was...
Do I need to be an Australian resident to become a...
The Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (Act) contains various provisions...
Price is what you pay, value is what you get:...
In a competitive M&A bid process, prospective purchasers are often...
Shareholder agreements and the penalty doctrine
Shareholder agreements will often contain a clause requiring a...
Remuneration and how it drives your culture –...
There have been many articles published in the last week or so about...
Five things Santa needs to know this Christmas
With Christmas approaching, we arranged a much-needed meeting with...
Keeping it consistent
The rain pounded the tin roof and she watched bolts of golden...
Hiding behind the family tree: Competition law and...
Competition law operates in Australia to, among other things, govern...