The active use of enforceable undertakings by ASIC. Part 2

Marina Nehme; Michael A. Adams

The active use of enforceable undertakings by ASIC. Part 2

Marina Nehme, Michael A. Adams

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Abstract

Enforceable undertakings (EU) are an important enforcement tool that is at the disposal of ASIC to help encourage companies to comply with the Corporations Act 2001. In Part 1 (Keeping good companies, June 2007) of this article we discussed the definitional aspects of EUs, the circumstances when ASIC will enter into an EU and the content of such agreements. Part 2 focuses on the characteristics of the various EUs granted by companies and individual officers, as well as the actual enforcement by the courts of such agreements.

Original language	English
Number of pages	3
Journal	Keeping good companies
Publication status	Published - 2007

Keywords

corporation law
Australia
securities
stocks
law and legislation
consumer protection

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The active use of enforceable undertakings by ASIC. Part 2

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