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Catch debt problems early

Sunday, July 24th, 2011

Debt problems are a little like health problems. If caught early enough, even a very serious disease can be cured, but the longer it is left untreated the more likely it is to be fatal, or at least have lasting consequences. The sooner diagnosis occurs, the sooner treatment can begin and the shorter the path back to good health will be.

Most people are quite quick to see a doctor if they feel they might be coming down with something serious. There is no shame in it- everyone gets ill from time to time. Looking into company debt rescue is no different to consulting a GP.

Unfortunately, almost everyone tends to leave it much later when the problem is debt rather than poor personal health. The suggestion of business insolvency has a strong social stigma attached to it, and may company directors prefer to keep it as quiet as possible in case business partners hear about it and trading gets even more difficult.

The longer a debt problem goes unchecked, the greater it will become and the more likely business insolvency or some other kind of company winding up will become. It is vital to get help as early as possible.

Debt symptoms may not turn out to be serious, but it’s always better to get a check up and be sure. That way you’ll know if company debt rescue is likely to be necessary or not. At the very least you’ll sleep a little easier, knowing that you’re doing everything you can to keep your company healthy.

Financial Difficulties and Business Rescue Services

Saturday, June 18th, 2011

The recent economic downturn has lead to more companies than ever experiencing financial difficulties. No matter if they are small companies trying to becoming established within their industry or large multi-nationals who are recognised worldwide, no business or organisation is immune to the potentially devastating effects of unfavourable market forces.

Financial problems
It is inevitable that business insolvency will befall any company once their liabilities exceed their assets, or they become unable to pay debts which are due. When this happens, the only way a company can facilitate a possible recovery is by completely overhauling and restructuring their financial model.

Rescue services
Debt rescue services can help companies who are experiencing severe financial difficulties to ‘steady the ship’ and make themselves more financially viable. In addition, struggling companies can also use debt rescue services to learn how to operate their cash flow and financial resources more effectively in the future.

Cooper Matthews
Here at Cooper Matthews, we provide specialised business rescue services such as refinancing, Phoenixing, and liquidation to help companies rehabilitate their businesses. Our insolvency experts are vastly experienced professionals who are able to offer guidance and advice to Directors and Financial Managers of any small-to-medium-sized companies in order to help them deal with their finances in a more effective manner. With our services available across all of England and Wales including Cardiff, Bristol, Exeter, London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester and Yorkshire, we’re always at hand to help with all manner of corporate and business debt.

How We Can Stop Your Business From Winding Up

Tuesday, May 24th, 2011

Our approach is different. Where possible, we will always first try to keep your business from winding up. Saving a good business with the potential growth and success is our priority, so we will offer you aid in deciding what will work best in your situation. We always work with you on a personal level to make sure that only the most accurate advice is offered, no matter what the company financial trouble is.

In a time of economic hardship, it’s becoming harder and harder for small businesses to stay open. Cash flow tends to be low, and debts are more and more common. But local small businesses are vital to the recovery of our economy.

Our founding director, Derek Cooper, has 10 years of experience in corporate insolvency, 20 years experience in business management, and is a member of the Turnaround Management Association UK.

To get more of an idea on how we can help, try some of our business debt tools, or review some of the case studies including CVA, admin orders, Phoenixing, and liquidation cases.

We want to help you help your business. We will do all in our power to help you ge4t back on your feet to avoid the business winding up. However, if there is no way to save the business, we will be there for you to help you through the liquidation process. When you need a helping hand, and someone to help you understand every aspect of what’s happening, Cooper Matthews can help.

Cooper Matthews Warn of the Dangers of Winding Up Petitions

Friday, March 18th, 2011

Cooper Matthews, a leading provider of business debt advice and solutions for small to medium businesses requiring financial advice, warn of the dangers of Winding Up Petitions.

Cooper Matthews have extensive experience in providing company debt rescue services to small and medium sized companies. Cooper Matthews can also provide practical advice which can help prevent business insolvency or other financial difficulties. Due to Cooper Matthews’s expertise and business solutions, many companies have recovered from financial issues and have ultimately turned their businesses around.

Winding Up Petitions allow one or more creditors of a business to engage in the process for forced closure of a limited company. Cooper Matthews recently warned of the dangers of Winding Up Petitions, as a company’s bank account will be frozen immediately following the advertisement of the Petition and cannot be accessed before a company can defend their case. Cooper Matthews, however, can obtain a Validation Order for their client to reinstate their bank account.

A spokesperson for Cooper Matthews commented: “Winding Up Petitions can ultimately have disastrous consequences for a company, as they can freeze all company assets and bank accounts. Winding Up Petitions can also result in employees being left unpaid and could leave a business in a state of disarray once the court case has ended. If a Petition is ignored, the directors will have to attend an interview with the Official Receiver. Here at Cooper Matthews we understand the dangers Winding Up Petitions could present, which is why we can provide expert advice for stopping a Petition being advertised or can help a company obtain a Validation Order which can reinstate their company bank account.”