Insolvency and Bankruptcy
Insolvency and Bankruptcy
Insolvency and bankruptcy – what’s the difference?
Sajen Legal has the answer
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Liquidation
What is liquidation? Liquidation is the organised winding up of a company’s affairs. The purpose of liquidation of an insolvent company is to have an independent person take control of the company so that it can be wound up in a way that benefits the creditors and distributing any surplus among its shareholders. The three continue reading
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is the legal process by which an individual is declared bankrupt by the Court because they are insolvent. It removes the pressure of unmanageable debt whilst also aiming to provide a fair and reasonable outcome for your creditors. The process involves appointing a trustee, to whom you will have to supply all the necessary continue reading
Asset Protection
Asset protection to be successful must protect or significantly reduce a client’s risk by insulating their business and personal assets from the claims of creditors. It is an integral part of an individual, business or company financial strategy. The right advice in structuring your financial affairs is non-negotiable in today’s world. Our team are experienced continue reading
Receivership & Voluntary Administration
What is Receivership? A company usually goes into receivership when a receiver is appointed by a secured creditor (usually the bank) who holds security over some or all of the company’s assets. The appointed receiver’s main role is to manage the assets of the business and to recover all or part of the debt for continue reading
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