Businesses can encounter financial challenges for a number of reasons. A combination of inflationary pressures, supply chain disruptions, labour shortages and economic instability are all creating a turbulent market for companies today. Whilst insolvency or restructuring is never an option that companies would want to consider, it is a reality that an increasing number of companies are having to experience.
When facing uncertainty, decisive and timely actions count; insolvency or restructuring can be a challenging time for all stakeholders impacted and requires a sensitive approach.
At PwC, we focus on collaborating with management utilising their business knowledge alongside our cross-domain and situational experience, to ensure we maximise recoveries for creditors and minimise costs when navigating different insolvency or restructuring options.
Ranked by Mergermarket as the top financial advisory firm by deal count in 2022, PwC has been the most active advisor in the private equity market in Southeast Asia. With over 900 deal professionals in Asia Pacific, this means that you can enjoy a single point of contact across regions coupled with consistency in service delivery and reporting standards.
Some of the common insolvency or restructuring processes are:
Receivership is when secured creditors appoint a receiver for the purpose of realising the security and applying the proceeds of sale towards the discharge of debts owed.
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