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Billson calls for return of temporary insolvency protections to help SMEs

Billson calls for return of temporary insolvency protections to help SMEs
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Temporary insolvency protections sensible as lockdowns continue

Date Time Temporary insolvency protections sensible as lockdowns continue The Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Bruce Billson has urged the Federal Government and regulators to consider the reactivation of temporary insolvency protections, to support small and family businesses doing it tough in lockdown. Mr Billson says the re-introduction of measures, such as the extension to existing safe harbour provisions, would provide temporary additional protections for small and family businesses that may be trading insolvent due to lockdown trading restrictions. “Small businesses aren’t like a light that can be switched on and off,” Mr Billson says. “With full respect for the need for public health orders, lockdowns do have a significant and immediate impact on small and family businesses and a cumulative effect when those businesses have endured multiple lockdowns.

COSBOA s Peter Strong to retire; Alexi Boyd appointed CEO

Source: COSBOA Small business advocate Peter Strong has announced his retirement as chief executive of the Council of Small Business Organisations Australia (COSBOA) after 11 years.  Strong commenced three months leave in June, with Alexi Boyd stepping in as interim chief executive. Boyd has now been appointed as chief executive of the council, which brings together small business organisations from around the country.  Strong has played a high-profile role in supporting the nation’s small businesses over the past decade, and been intimately involved in key policy areas affecting small business, including industrial relations and vocational training, as well as the introduction of policies such as Single Touch Payroll and e-invoicing. 

AMP refuses to speculate on adviser exits

AMP refuses to speculate on adviser exits AMP refuses to speculate on adviser exits AMP has refused to be drawn in on speculation about how many advisers will opt to exit the company by year’s end, following news the wealth giant will cease buyer of last resort arrangements across its aligned network. A A Advisers – some of whom were terminated in 2019 – have until 31 December to exit alongside the cessation of client register buy-back arrangements as part of changes to AMP’s new advice model. Speaking on a conference call on Monday to coincide with the announcement, AMP’s head of advice, Matt Lawler, said though the company will not speculate on how many will exit, they remain confident all can be managed.

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