Corporate Insolvency
From the earliest times, business failure has been a major risk of commerce.
Shakespeare even wrote about it in "The Merchant of Venice". Charles Dickens spent time in a debtors' prison. The penalties for failure in times gone by were physically harsh, degrading and devastating.
Today, the penalties are less demeaning but no less devastating. Even so, business failure remains a major hazard of the modern commercial world.
Circumstances over which business owners have no control have plunged thousands of businesses and their proprietors into bankruptcy.
Directors who have signed substantial guarantees and other security documents may be placing their own assets and those of their families directly into the firing line. This exposure is often a reality of business life, but with proper management creditors' interests can be catered for, while the risk to directors is substantially reduced.
Often creditors are left at the mercy of some directors who fail to meet their commercial and moral obligations to creditors and investors.
Our team of skilled investigators play an active role in searching and recovering assets which should be available to creditors where an appointment such as a liquidator is required; and seek out circumstances where improper action has been taken which should be reported to authorities for further investigation.
Types of Corporate Insolvency
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