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Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVAs) are not just for large national retailers!

Published on : 18th June, 2019 | Updated on : 23rd October, 2023
Robert Moore

Written ByRobert Moore

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Rob has over a decade of experience in web and general marketing. He has extensive knowledge of the Insolvency sector and has helped many worried directors with their questions.

Rob is now working with the Board at KSA Group Ltd to develop strategic marketing programmes to support the business plan and drive more company rescues.

Robert Moore

We have seen recently a spate of large businesses such as Jamie’s Italian, Byron Burgers, Select Retail, Carpetright, Mothercare and now even House of Fraser and Arcadia using the company voluntary arrangement (CVA) process to restructure.

Large retailers like this particular method as it allows them to quickly close down loss-making stores.  The CVA is an insolvency mechanism that aims to rescue companies and, where appropriate, is a more cost-effective method of restructuring than administration.  Obviously, it depends on the circumstances but a CVA can be used for a company with only £30k of unsecured creditors.

We have used CVAs to rescue not just retailers but

  • Building companies
  • Recruitment agencies
  • Software developers
  • Travel companies
  • Printers
  • Just about any business!

If your business is struggling and thinks that a CVA might be the answer then call us on 0800 9700539 for a no obligation chat.

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