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William Buck is frequently called upon to undertake investigative reviews in a variety of circumstances.

The most common investigative reviews involve a lender seeking to find out more information on a borrower’s business, a company which seeks to investigate the conduct of staff or suppliers prior to undertaking a special project, or directors and business owners assessing staff compliance with company policies.

We have a highly experienced team of experts including accountants, liquidators and trustees, who are regularly engaged with by Government departments to report on suspected instances of corporate malfeasance and our expertise is recognised by our membership of various Commonwealth Government panels.

Our team will bring their extensive expertise and experience to assist with disputes and to achieve the best outcome for all stakeholders. Where appropriate we will access resources from across William Buck and the Praxity Alliance to enhance outcomes for all stakeholders.

We aslo work seamlessly with our Business Advisory, Corporate Advisory and Audit and Assurance teams to achieve the best outcome for our client.

Investigative Reviews Specialists

Latest insights from our Investigative Reviews team

ASIC’s voluntary administration review: what SME advisors need to know
23 July 2026 | Minutes to read: 4

ASIC’s voluntary administration review: what SME advisors need to know

ASIC’s July 2026 review of voluntary administration outcomes is a useful reference point for practitioners advising SME...
Cash flow, creditors and contracts: signs of distress in manufacturing businesses
16 July 2026 | Minutes to read: 5

Cash flow, creditors and contracts: signs of distress in manufacturing businesses

Assessing a manufacturing company’s insolvency risk generally comes down to two perspectives: the technical approach, which focuses...
ASIC delivers a five year ban and a massive wake up call for directors
18 May 2026 | Minutes to read: 3

ASIC delivers a five year ban and a massive wake up call for directors

ASIC’s recent decision to disqualify a Gold Coast director for the maximum five‑year period is a timely...

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