Our Services
Corporate Recovery and Insolvency
Our team offers expert advice on corporate recovery and insolvency. We help shareholders, creditors, financial institutions, and others navigate these challenges. We pride ourselves on professionalism, timely service, and trust, ensuring all client information is confidential. Our licensed Insolvency Practitioner has been appointed by the High Court and various government bodies. We also ensure compliance with all necessary procedures.
Expert advice on corporate recovery and insolvency
Commitment to professionalism, timeliness, and trust
Ensuring confidentiality of all client information
Licensed Insolvency Practitioner
Compliance with necessary procedures
Services Provided
Corporate Recovery and Insolvency Services
Our team offers expert advice on corporate recovery and insolvency. We help shareholders, creditors, financial institutions, and others navigate these challenges. We pride ourselves on professionalism, timely service, and trust, ensuring all client information is confidential. Our licensed Insolvency Practitioner has been appointed by the High Court and various government bodies. We also ensure compliance with all necessary procedures.
Members’ Voluntary Liquidation
Designed for solvent companies, this process allows the winding up of a company to pay its debts and return assets to shareholders, thus realizing their investment. It also helps in simplifying corporate structures by eliminating dormant companies and reducing management and compliance costs.
Creditors Voluntary Liquidation
Applicable to companies unable to discharge their liabilities and thus insolvent, this process involves liquidating the company's assets to settle outstanding debts to creditors.
Compulsory Liquidation
In cases where a court order forces an insolvent company into liquidation, an Official Receiver or Liquidator is appointed to liquidate the company’s assets and settle creditors.
Receivership Services
This form of insolvency administration is typically initiated by a secured creditor through private appointment under the terms of a charge or debenture. The appointed Receiver aims to repay debts owed to the secured creditor and may have the authority to sell or administer the company’s business.
Judicial Management
Facing imminent insolvency, companies may resort to Judicial Management (JM), a process offering temporary respite from debt recovery. During JM, the company's management is handed over to an independent court-appointed judicial manager.
Corporate Voluntary Arrangement
Under this new provision, a company can enter into a compromise or arrangement with its creditors under the supervision of an insolvency practitioner, requiring minimal court intervention.