What is a CVA? | Company Voluntary Arrangements Explained
What is a CVA? | Company Voluntary Arrangements ExplainedLicensed Insolvency Practitioners With National Coverage
Eric is a licensed insolvency practitioner regulated and licensed by the Insolvency Practitioners Association. His ethos is always “give the right advice, choose the right options, rescue first if possible.” He has many years’ experience in accounting and insolvency having worked at Touche Ross (Deloitte) and has been involved in turnaround and insolvency since the late 80’s.
Keith and Eric first met in a pub in Darlington in 2000(!) and have worked closely ever since, with Eric as a partner in Marlor Walls and now a director of KSA Group.
Eric has acted as nominee and supervisor of over 350 CVAs in that time and knows the pressures and difficulties of that approach on all parties involved in making the effort for a successful rescue of the business.
From smaller “family owned” companies, to businesses with a turnover exceeding £100 million, a CVA can prove an invaluable rescue package, securing not only a better return for creditors than might otherwise be generated, but also allowing the business to survive and to continue to work with its trusted suppliers.
Call Eric now on 0800 9700 539.
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