RSM Australia

Business Restructuring and Recovery

We have a dedicated team of restructuring and recovery professionals in Albury, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney and Wagga Wagga that can undertake insolvency support services.  

RSM have a expert team of Restructuring and Recovery in Albury, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney and Wagga Wagga that can undertake insolvency services.  Our business restructuring advisors are skilled in handling these types of appointments, backed by the resources of a full-service national accounting practice. By connecting with our multi-disciplined team approach, you can be assured of us achieving the best outcome.

Our valued client relationships and connections include:

  • Corporations in financial difficulty that need assistance in reorganising their affairs
  • Directors and business proprietors who have a personal financial exposure
  • Bankers, other financial institutions, and government agencies that have concerns about the financial health of a borrower; lawyers seeking specialised business recovery services for their clients
  • Other accountants and consultants seeking specialised business recovery services for their clients
  • The court, in the case of certain formal corporate recovery appointments​

RSM Australia offer an array of business restructuring services:

Bankruptcy services

We have business restructuring consultants that specialise in insolvency support solutions.

Business viability assessment

RSM undertake astute assessments to determine the viability of businesses, looking at financial health and performance.

Business restructuring services

Our team provide a range of business restructuring solutions. Services such as investigative accountant reports and monitoring appointments are tailored to suit individual business requirements.

Corporate insolvency solutions

RSM Australia provide insolvency support and solutions, from liquidation to voluntary administration, helping businesses to effectively and efficiently recover and rebuild.

Dispute resolution & family law support

Our team have a wealth of experience and expertise in dispute resolution affairs on a local, national and international level. Whether you need assistance with analysis of financial records, asset tracing or quantifying damages, we’re here to help.

Safe harbour

RSM Australia’s experienced business restructuring advisors can explain safe harbour, determine your company’s situation, provide advice and create a bespoke turnaround plan.

Solvency review

We can undertake a specialist solvency review to establish whether a debtor is insolvent. This involves carrying out a cashflow test and a balance sheet test to uncover any financial pressures your client is facing.

Our business restructuring consultants focus on industries in which they specialise, applying what we already know to financial problems in industries we understand. These include:

  • agriculture
  • building and construction
  • commercial property
  • education
  • earthmoving
  • fishing and aquaculture
  • hotels, motels, pubs and clubs
  • import and export
  • manufacturing and engineering
  • mining services
  • newsagents
  • retail
  • transport
  • motor vehicle dealerships and other floorplan dealerships

To get in touch with our business restructuring and recovery consultants, click here.

Bankruptcy services
Business viability assessment
Business restructuring and turnaround
Corporate insolvency solutions
Dispute resolution & family law support
Safe Harbour
Solvency review

Key contact

Greg Dudley

National Head of Restructuring & Recovery

T: +61 8 9261 9271
greg.dudley@rsm.com.au

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