Fundamentals of Restructuring, Insolvency and Turnaround

Fundamentals of Restructuring, Insolvency and Turnaround is the core subject in ARITA’s Advanced Certification.

This subject provides the foundation for restructuring and insolvency professionals by establishing the importance of professional conduct, builds the skills to identify insolvency and establishes a solid understanding of Australia’s formal restructuring tools. A particular focus is on voluntary administrations.

This subject combined with the Advanced Insolvency subject will meet the specialist insolvency education requirements to become a registered liquidator or registered trustee.

This subject is only offered in the first half of each year (session 1).

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites for this course. However, we recommend you have three years’ experience in restructuring, insolvency or turnaround before commencing the course.

You will benefit from completing the Introduction to Insolvency Program (IIP) and Essential Skills courses prior to commencing ARITA Advanced Certification.

Content

• The context of restructuring, turnaround and insolvency in Australia
• Introduction to the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth)
• Professional ethics
• Establishing solvency and insolvency
• Introduction to corporate recovery proceedings
• Voluntary administrations and deeds of company arrangement
• Schemes of arrangements
• Workouts and restructuring
• Introduction to cross-border insolvency

Assessment

UTS component

• Ethics case study (must pass to pass subject)
• Problem-based assignment
• Take home exam (must pass to pass subject)

There will be self-review (non-assessable) quiz questions posted online though the course.

ARITA workshops (2)

• Submitted written answers
• Participation in workshops
• Marked written answers (if workshop not attended)

You must pass both the UTS component and ARITA workshops to pass the subject.

Cost

2020: $3,624.50 (incl. GST)

You must be an ARITA Student to enrol for this subject. Read more about the benefits of Student subscription.

CPE

Up to 1 CPE hour for every hour spent on the course

Time commitment

You should allow 10-12 hours per week to complete the course requirements. This subject runs for 12 weeks plus a one-week mid-session break and a one-week study break.

Key dates 2020 and course outline

Download the 2020 course outline

Information about enroling