9. FINANCIAL RESTRUCTURING

Financial restructuring allows a business person to restructure their financial position at both business and personal levels so that the ownership of assets can be restructured discreetly in a manner which demonstrates real transparency in accordance with real commercial business transactions.

Ultimately, the financial restructuring of a business would normally be implemented to achieve one of the following:

Ø  To maximise financial efficiency in relation to loan costs:

o    Residential Property

o    Investment Property 

o    Plant & Equipment

o    Personal Assets

o    Intellectual Property

o    Assets of Superannuation Funds

Ø  The implementation of asset protection mechanisms relating to:

o   Divorce and/or Family Court;

o   Child Maintenance;

o   Eliminating the power of the Corporations Law;

o   Commercial Litigation;

o   Government-sponsored Litigation;

o   Specialised Trust Structures;

o   Nefarious Litigation.

Ø  To maximise financial efficiency in relation to tax imposition

Ø  To implement an Estate Planning strategy

Ø  To provide a secure platform for Retirement Planning

The optimum result of financial restructuring should reflect a combination of asset protection, risk management and be maximising of the financial efficiency of the business.