BPS sinks rivals at Chartered Accountants regatta

BPS Recovery team winners from (L) Mitchell Ball, Dan Frisken, Rob Pizzie and Max Prentice 

FRIDAY was a triumph for the men and women of BPS Recovery after partner Max Prentice's Ticket of Leave (TOL) trounced the competition at the annual Chartered Accountants Regatta on Sydney Harbour.

With son Matt at the helm, Prentice scooped the Division A teams event, winning the coveted Liquidators Cup in the process. Fellow BPS team skipper Rob Pizzie took second aboard Tonic to entrench the glory among the red and white caps, who continued their dominance back at the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia by securing coveted tables closest to the free paella.

Once the results were announced the only complaints came from Prentice's knees as he made multiple trips to the podium to accept trophies, to take possession of Musto-sponsored prizes and to pose for pictures.

Terrorism expertise no protection against debt threats

ACCORDING to her LinkedIn profile, Nessa Doyle is a senior account manager at Westpac specialising in anti-money laundering and counter terrorism financing.

That expertise has not however saved the Bondi resident from threats to her personal solvency.

That's why she approached O'Brien Palmer's Chris Palmer about a Personal Insolvency Agreement (PIA).

O'Brien told SiN that he didn't anticipate any serious opposition to Doyle's PIA. Thankfully, Doyle's work at Westpac can continue unencumbered.

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