Restructure your debts. Protect your Company. Rebuild with confidence.
If your Company is facing financial distress, a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) offers a proactive alternative to liquidation or bankruptcy. Our experienced insolvency practitioners guide you through every step, helping you make informed decisions that could save your business.
What Is a CVA?
A CVA is a legally binding agreement between a Company and its creditors. It provides a structured framework for repaying debts over a defined period—typically three to five years—while allowing the business to continue trading.
This process enables companies to regain control of their financial situation, restructure obligations, and preserve long-term viability.
Benefits of a CVA
- Continuity
Your Company remains operational while repaying debts, helping preserve your brand, customer relationships, and workforce.
- Creditor Cooperation
CVAs show a commitment to repayment, often encouraging creditors to support the arrangement for better recovery outcomes.
- Debt Reduction
Negotiations may lead to a reduction in total debt, making repayments more manageable and sustainable.
- Stakeholder Confidence
Choosing a CVA demonstrates responsible financial management, which can restore trust among investors, suppliers, and employees.
- Legal Protection
Once approved, the CVA protects your company from further creditor actions, giving you the breathing space needed to implement recovery strategies.
The CVA Process
Assessment
We begin with a thorough review of your Company’s financial health to determine if a CVA is the right solution for you.
Proposal
Our team works with you to craft a detailed CVA proposal outlining repayment terms and business strategy.
Creditor Negotiations & Engagement
Creditors are required to approve a CVA, we engage with all creditors, highlighting the benefits of the CVA over other insolvency options.
Implementation
Once approved, the CVA is approved. We provide ongoing support to ensure smooth execution and compliance throughout the arrangement.

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