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READ MOREInsolvency rates slated to spike within flood-impacted NSW, QLD
The number of businesses unable to repay their debts is expected to surge by over one-third over the next 12 months.
The prediction – which is derived from CreditorWatch’s Business Risk Index for April – noted that for businesses located within the Richmond Valley hinterland, namely around the Northern Rivers city of Lismore, insolvency rates are tipped to explode by 36 per cent.
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