Victorian liquidator hit after ASIC surveillance

ASIC has accepted a voluntary undertaking from a Victoria-based registered liquidator, after it was found that he had failed to comply with his statutory lodgement and publication obligations.

by | Aug 18, 2016

Following an ASIC investigation, Gregory Stuart Andrews of the insolvency firm GS Andrews & Associates acknowledged his non-compliance and has undertaken the steps required to rectify the breach.

Read the full story at AccountantsDaily.

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