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READ MOREDirectors may unwittingly be breaking the law
Business leaders may increasingly find themselves falling afoul of the law, with an insolvency specialist warning that a looming credit squeeze could see the volume of such cases increase rapidly.
Ginette Muller (pictured), of insolvency firm Jirsch Sutherland, said that the property downturn and banking royal commission are weighing heavily on banks and lenders, which are in turn tightening the screws on borrowers.
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