Video Resources.

Making sense of your the insolvency minefield.

Videos for Directors

We provide Directors of Limited Companies with a full range of Advisory and Insolvency Services.

Here's some videos to help explain the insolvency minefield.

If you feel the need for advice in relation to your company's position, and/or your position personally as a Director, we can assist. Click here to request a call.

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The most important step is to

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Creditors Voluntary Liquidation

Creditors Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) is a straight forward 3 meeting process.

What is Administration?

Administration is the principal alternative to liquidation for an insolvent company.


Do I Qualify for Administration

To qualify for administration (and the complete court protection that it offers), your company has to be insolvent.

What is a Prepack Administration?

pre pack administration

A pre-pack can be effective for a seamless transition of the business to a new company, avoiding the risks of trading in administration.


Administrations affect on directors

As soon as an Administrator is appointed, the Director's powers are effectively transferred to the Administrator who has total control over the company.

Summing Up Administration

Administration can be a cost effective solution but every business is unique. Speak to a professional.


What about TUPE in Administration?

An explanation of TUPE (Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations. ) in Administration.


Risks for Directors

The Liquidator will undertake a review of the director’s conduct and report any evidence of unfit conduct to the disqualification unit of the government Insolvency Service, and this may lead to a ban from acting as a director in future.

For smaller companies, the chances of action being taken against the directors are limited.

In the current climate when many well managed companies are in financial difficulty due to the economic conditions, the prospect of a ban is low, especially in smaller cases with less than say £100,000 in liabilities.

Call 01242 807 757 to talk through your company's situation and the implications for the directors.

Your Best Option

Why is Liquidation the Best Option for a Small Company that has run out of cash.
It is cheap, easy and fast.

Assets can be acquired at a distressed value, and payment terms can be agreed with the Liquidator.

The Liquidator takes his fees from the asset realisations, unless there are no assets, in which case he will act on a fixed fee payable in advance.

Voluntary Liquidation

Voluntary Liquidation is usually the most realistic option to achieve a business recovery, by buying the assets from the Liquidator, or alternatively undertaking a pre-liquidation asset transfer. While these options may appear underhand, they are commonplace and perfectly legal so long as certain key rules are complied with.

That is why it is important to instruct experienced professionals to deal with what is a sensitive, commercial matter.

Get the right Advice.

The main point is with any insolvency procedure, is that you need a insolvency practitioner (IP) to do it!

They are licensed to look after the creditor's interests and not yours, it’s like asking a lawyer that is suing you to give you advice it’s a complete conflict of interest, so we bridge that gap and we work solely for you and your company and we only work with our handpicked panel of IP’s from a number of small practises up to the bigger firms on the banks panels.


What this means to you is you get the best IP for your particular situation.

We not only find you the best Insolvency Practitioner and guide you through the whole process we can also help you into a new company with new bank facility's and maybe new funding if required we can also help with any personal guarantees that you may have or help achieve the support from your suppliers.


Talk to a professional.

If you would like to discuss a potential Liquidation with an experienced finance professional with the legal knowledge to give you some initial pointers, please call 01242 807 757 or complete the Advice form for a call back.