Insolvent Liquidation
RECOVERING OUTSTANDING DEBTS AFTER ALL OTHER OPTIONS HAVE BEEN EXPLORED
When a company cannot pay its debts and is not able to agree on a viable restructuring plan — a business may be put into Insolvent Liquidation.
This process may be petitioned by a creditor through the courts or chosen voluntarily by directors.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INSOLVENT AND SOLVENT LIQUIDATION
Insolvent liquidation is when a company can no longer pay its debts and is required to sell off assets in order to pay creditors. Solvent liquidation is when a company is financially stable — but chooses to close permanently. This could be for a variety of reasons.
If Wexted is appointed as a liquidator — we will do everything in our power to recover outstanding debts, while ensuring all parties are treated with respect.