Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Financial Distress Support

Financial Position Analysis

We review assets, liabilities, outstanding debts, cash flows and existing claims to understand the true financial position of the debtor or financially distressed business.

This analysis helps determine whether the financial difficulty is temporary or continuing, and how it affects the debtor’s ability to meet financial obligations.

What Do We Review?

• Financial statements and accounting records.
• Lists of creditors and debtors.
• Outstanding debts and maturity dates.
• Cash flows and bank accounts.
• Available assets and resources.
• Contracts and existing obligations.
• Creditor claims and supporting documents.
• Cases, attachments, enforcement actions or claims related to the matter.

Causes of Financial Distress

Financial distress may result from liquidity shortages, accumulated debts, declining revenues, suspended operations, disputes, attachments or obligations that exceed the debtor’s ability to pay.

A financial review helps identify the actual causes of distress and whether the issue relates to liquidity, operational losses, accumulated obligations or other relevant factors.

Creditor Claims & Financial Obligations

In bankruptcy, insolvency and financial distress matters, creditor claims and existing obligations are a key part of the review.

This may require reviewing the nature of the debts, supporting documents, maturity dates and their connection to the business activity or facts under review.

Some matters may also require analytical schedules of debts, obligations and claims to present the financial position in a clear and organised manner.

Personal Insolvency & Sole Establishment Owners

In addition to bankruptcy and financial distress matters involving companies, some individuals may experience financial difficulties that affect their ability to meet their financial obligations.

In such cases, personal insolvency procedures may become relevant. These procedures differ from corporate bankruptcy proceedings in terms of their legal framework, requirements and applicable processes.

This may include sole establishment owners, individuals engaged in commercial or professional activities, or persons facing significant personal financial obligations that exceed their ability to pay.

Assessing Eligibility and Available Options

The requirements, procedures and supporting documentation may differ depending on the circumstances of each case and whether the matter relates to corporate bankruptcy, personal insolvency or other forms of financial distress.

For this reason, reviewing the available documents and financial information is often an important first step in determining the most appropriate course of action and understanding the available options.

Advisory Reports for Bankruptcy & Insolvency Matters

Financial advisory reports may help clarify the financial position, analyse the causes of distress, review cash flows, classify debts, examine creditor claims and provide a professional perspective that helps the client or legal representative understand the matter more clearly.

When Might You Need This Service?

• Financial distress or inability to meet financial obligations.
• Need to review the financial position before taking action.
• Bankruptcy or financial restructuring matters.
• Personal insolvency matters.
• Debt and creditor claim analysis.
• Cash flow and financial position review.
• Assessment of bankruptcy or insolvency eligibility.
• Evaluation of available options before taking legal action.
• Support for lawyers, business owners or stakeholders.
• Preparation of financial schedules and analytical reports.

Do You Need Support for Bankruptcy, Insolvency or Financial Distress Matters?

Contact us to review your financial position, analyse debts, cash flows and creditor claims, and obtain professional financial support tailored to the circumstances of your case.

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