Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA)

This is a formal process enabling a compromise to be entered into between a company and its creditors, based on a vote passed by a majority of creditors greater than 75% of those voting on the proposal. All creditors are then legally bound to accept the terms of the Arrangement, including those who were non-voting or did not receive notice of the meeting.

A CVA is a strategically valuable tool, particularly where there are dissenting minorities – and as licensed insolvency practitioners, we can accept appointment as nominees and supervisors of CVAs.
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A move into the Channel Islands by restructuring, forensic accounting and corporate intelligence specialists Begbies Traynor Group has proved so successful that the firm has just announced the launch of a second offshore office – this time in Guernsey.

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Newcastle College, advised by Begbies Traynor the leading independent, business rescue, recovery and restructuring specialist, and Watson Burton Solicitors, last night (Thursday 27.06.08) won the Acquisition of the Year Award at the Hilton Gateshead Hotel in the presence of over 250 people. This was in connection with their acquisition of Carter & Carter Plc – in Administration in the hectic week running up to Easter.

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