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Joe Hayes has over 25 years’ experience and has undertaken many complex restructuring and insolvency cases and complex litigations.
CLICK HEREThe Wexted Solvency Review is an independent, rapid but rigorous assessment of a company’s solvency position, designed to give directors clarity at a critical moment. It examines liquidity, near-term obligations, creditor pressures and the company’s short-term cash runway to determine whether the business is trading solvently, approaching insolvency, or already insolvent. Importantly, the review does not operate as a theoretical exercise. It is a practical, evidence-based assessment aligned with governance expectations, enabling directors to understand the company’s true financial position and to make informed, defensible decisions — including whether Safe Harbour should be pursued and what immediate stabilisation steps may be required.
For a more standard company, the review may focus on a single trading entity with straightforward cashflows and limited external funding. For a significant or complex organisation — such as a multi-entity group, leveraged business or ASX-listed company — the review may expand to include multiple cashflow scenarios, covenant testing, intercompany exposures and detailed forecasting.

A focused compliance assessment against the statutory preconditions for Safe Harbour protection set out in section 588GA(4) of the Corporations Act.
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A strategic review and redesign of a company’s operational and corporate structure to support financial stability, governance clarity and long-term recovery.
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A structured assessment to determine whether a course of action is reasonably likely to lead to a better outcome rather than immediate administration or liquidation.
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A resilience assessment designed to confirm whether a company can maintain compliance, cash-flow stability and operational continuity following Safe Harbour.
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Joe Hayes has over 25 years’ experience and has undertaken many complex restructuring and insolvency cases and complex litigations.
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As companies increasingly turn to the Safe Harbour provisions for rehabilitation of distressed entities — we revisit the enquiries, papers and public work that gave rise to the Safe Harbour we work with today.
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