Accompagnement lors de Procédures Collectives
Throughout its life cycle, the company is subject to risks (financial, managerial…) these risks stem from different triggers: unforeseen expenses, strategic errors, sector in crisis…
Our experts assist you and intervene in the preparation of your collective procedures : (declaration of cessation of payments, forecast operating and cash flow) and its management (business plans, backup and recovery plans, divestiture plans).
We guarantee a qualitative and secure support thanks to the experience and knowledge of the field of our experts.The collective procedure is a complex and time consuming procedure, we prepare the documentation necessary for its proper preparation as well as the necessary elements of forecast for the observation, analysis and the preparation of exit proposals.
Our methodological approach:
Crisis management:
We are a team dedicated to crisis management, bringing together varied skills covering all functions (operations, procurement, legal, HR, finance, etc.). In a tight timeframe, we design an action plan to restore the financial and
operational health of your company, we ensure that all stakeholders in society are mobilised and involved during this period of crisis.
Accounting expertise:
At Aurys, we see this discipline as a key tool to prepare and manage your collective procedure in order to optimise your finances, and to bring real sustainability to your financial management and to be in compliance with legal demands. You benefit from constant support with a privileged interlocutor. You talk regularly, he knows your situation perfectly. We tailor our interventions according to your needs in order to guarantee reliable and quality financial information.
Liquidation management:
We create solutions, find ways and find the right partners. We guide our clients safely through bankruptcies, in the form of own management or in the form of a liquidation plan.
Our teams are trained to provide you with complete assistance in your liquidation proceedings, with the aim of conducting amicable liquidation for asset recovery and cash-cell management in order to achieve the total cessation of the business.
Our advisors:
Support in Friendly Procedures
At Aurys, we believe strongly in the amicable resolution of conflicts, in a conciliatory and collaborative manner.
It is in this context that we offer tailor-made support for companies engaged in this type of procedure. Our approach is based on listening carefully to the needs of our customers and seeking balanced and mutually beneficial solutions.
Whether for contract negotiation, stakeholder mediation or commercial dispute resolution, our team of experts strives to facilitate dialogue and reach agreements that are satisfactory to all parties involved.
We act as neutral and objective mediators, guiding our clients through the stages of the friendly process with professionalism and diligence.
With our multidisciplinary expertise in law, finance and management, we are able to provide strategic and informed advice to our clients throughout the process.
Why opt for the Friendly Procedure?
Our teams make every effort to preserve and ensure the confidentiality of the procedure.
This type of procedure also makes it possible to avoid costly and time-consuming legal proceedings for the company.
Friendly procedures preserve your business interests and strengthen your business relationships.
Affected Party Classes:
Across the national territory, every transaction or dispute involves a variety of actors with diverse interests. These actors, known as the “affected party classes”, are essential to ensure transparent and fair management of your affairs.
Examples:
Financial Restructuring:
In the context of a financial restructuring of a firm in difficulty, the classes of affected parties may include senior creditors (such as banks), secured creditors (holders of guarantees on specific assets), unsecured creditors (such as suppliers and bondholders), shareholders, as well as employees and regulators.
Commercial litigation:
In a commercial dispute, the affected classes of parties generally include complainants and defendants, as well as third parties interested or affected by the outcome of the dispute. These third parties may be competitors, customers, shareholders, or even government authorities.
The Importance of Managing Affected Party Classes:
Recognising and understanding the different classes of affected parties is essential to ensure informed and fair decision making. It also ensures that the interests of all parties involved are considered and respected, while ensuring compliance with applicable laws and regulations.