CVA Case Study Introduction Page

We are experts in the use of the CVA mechanism in a vast array of different situations going back some 8 years or so.

The CVA process allows the debtor company and its directors to remain in control despite extreme financial pressure on the business. It is quick, flexible and cost effective. BUT it is no panacea. It is an excellent way to restructure the balance sheet but more importantly allows the control over creditors, management problems and the breathing space to deal with distressed companies.

Although many directors worry that the bank, creditors, tax man and investors will be against the use of the CVA we find the opposite - most now recognise that the company gets a chance to survive and be reorganised.

See our case studies below to give a fuller idea of how we have used it. Our Corporate Advice team is expert at taking on board the company's problems, devising a deal that all creditors can support and then removing the pressure from the management to allow the restructuring process to get underway.

Case Study 1 North East Based Sign manufacturer

Case Study 2 West Midlands Based Machine Tool Manufacturer

Case Study 3 London Based Conference Organiser

The CVA is explained more fully on our sister web site here. Please visit this site for guides to the CVA, flowcharts and frequently asked questions).

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