CVL Timeline: How long does a Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation take?
A creditors’ voluntary liquidation (CVL) is a legal process a company can undertake if it becomes insolvent. This means it’s…
Advantages and Disadvantages of Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidations (CVL)
Has your company reached the end of the road? Creditors’ voluntary liquidation enables you to settle the business’s debts and…
What Is the Difference Between CVL & MVL?
For anyone considering an exit strategy for their business, it’s important to understand the options available and the implications of…
A Complete Guide to Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidations (CVL)
What is the main purpose of a CVL? Which party initiates it, the creditors or the debtors? When should a…
How Does a CVA Affect a Landlord?
A company voluntary arrangement or CVA is an agreement made between a company and its creditors to facilitate debt repayment…
Can Company Voluntary Arrangements Save the High Street?
Many insolvent companies have turned to a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) as a means of repaying their debts and restructuring…
Effects of company voluntary arrangement
Company voluntary arrangements are fair debt repayment plans set up and managed by licensed UK insolvency practitioners on behalf of…
Can You Still Trade Under a Company Voluntary Arrangement?
For a company at risk of insolvency, entering a company voluntary arrangement or CVA is an opportunity to restructure the…
Dealing with Redundancy to Employees During a CVA
Employees are the lifeblood of any business and are legally entitled to appropriate remuneration for their work and time of…