InsolvencyENG
Practical guidance and tools for practitioners advising businesses and individual in debt.
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The Individual Insolvency guide provides commentary to take a practitioner through the practical steps involved in advising on individual debt alternatives, including debt respite schemes, individual voluntary arrangements and bankruptcy.
The Corporate Insolvency guide provides commentary guiding a practitioner through the practical steps involved in advising a client when a company is facing insolvency, whether from the perspective of the company itself or those dealing with the company.
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Reference materials- Overview“Running a profitable business is challenging. Most businesses use credit at some point. While this allows the business to function and grow, the existence of debt can determine how it is run and its future. When a business takes on debt, it is generally envisaged that it will be paid off. However, ...”
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- Summary of the process“The usual steps in acting in a corporate insolvency matter include:”
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- A. Getting the matter underway
- B. Pre-insolvency considerations
- C. Priority of creditors
- D. Moratoriums
- E. Company voluntary arrangements
- F. Administration and receivership
- G. Liquidation and winding up
- H. Insolvency-related investigations and post-insolvency matters
- I. Finalising the matter
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