A Practical Guide to Insolvency: Kavanagh Fennell
Written by a leading firm of Insolvency Practitioners, this is an easy-to-use guide to insolvency for accountants, which will allow them to understand insolvency and advise their clients or the companies they work for.
The book is a desktop manual on the basics of insolvency. It will be a valuable tool for accountants in practice and in industry, for solicitors, trading companies, bankers, credit controllers, business managers and other professionals.
The text explains the various types of insolvency in easy-to-understand terms. It explains the circumstances where it is most appropriate and will be very helpful in formulating a strategy, whether the reader's business is in financial difficulty or whether the reader is an advisor, creditor, debtor, insurer, and in any way affected by a company in financial difficulty.
The Contents include:
- Overview of Insolvency in Ireland
- Creditors' Voluntary Liquidations
- Receiverships
- Court Liquidations
- Members' Voluntary Liquidations
- Examinations
- Investigations
- Advising a client in financial difficulty
- Relevant Parties
Features of the text include:
- FAQs at end of each chapter
- Sample Documents and Outlines of Document Requirements
- Action Point Lists
- Process Flows
- Easily Accessible Reminders
- Case Studies
- Glossary of Terms
The Author
Kavanagh Fennell is a large specialist insolvency practice with in excess of 60 assignments per annum. It was set up in 1997 by Tom Kavanagh, one of Ireland's leading insolvency experts. Tom has carried out many high profile assignments, including many on the instructions of Ireland's major financial institutions, companies and state agencies. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland and holds a UK Insolvency Licence. He is a member of the Irish Society of Insolvency Practitioners.
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