Financial Restructuring

Financial restructuring is the reorganisation of a business’s assets and liabilities or you say Inflows and outflows. The process is often associated with corporate restructuring, where an organisation’s overall structure and its processes are revamped.

Most businesses go through a phase of financial restructuring at some point, though not always necessarily to address any shortfalls. However, when a company is in crisis it may attempt to renegotiate with its secured and unsecured creditors to reduce or eliminate some of its debts. In some instances the creditors will often work to adjust the terms of the repayment, including lower interest rates and/or extending the repayment schedule. Debts may also be commuted in part, often in exchange for the creditor gaining some equity in return.

Nexpective Advisors can assist in exploring the following options:

• Capital Raising through investors
• Managed exits or return of capital through a solvent winding up process
• Debt-for-equity swaps or re-capitalisations
• Schemes of Arrangement
• Fraud Investigations and Forensic Accounting