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Insolvency | The Role of Liquidators and Administrators.

In Australia, liquidators and administrators play vital roles in managing the process and protecting creditors' interests when a company faces insolvency. Liquidators oversee the winding-up of a company by selling assets to repay creditors, while administrators attempt to stabilise and restructure the company, possibly saving it from liquidation. Both roles are regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), which enforces compliance to ensure a transparent and fair process. Liquidators focus on asset realisation, investigating company affairs, and reporting to ASIC. Administrators take control of the company, evaluate its viability, negotiate with creditors, and may propose a Deed of Company Arrangement (DOCA) to support continued operations. ASIC monitors these professionals closely to ensure ethical conduct and holds directors accountable for any misconduct. The Insolvency Advisory Centre provides guidance to companies navigating insolvency, offering support in understanding compliance requirements, decision-making, and creditor communications. With professional assistance, companies can navigate insolvency confidently, ensuring fair treatment for all parties and exploring the best options for future stability.