Often referred to as 'winding up' and it is the most common corporate insolvency procedure. A liquidator is appointed to realise the company's assets and distribute the proceeds in a prescribed order of priority. A liquidation signals the cessation of a company and its eventual removal from the companies register. It can also occur following an administrative receivership or administration.

The firm also undertakes Members Voluntary Liquidation for solvent companies to enable capital to be returned to its shareholders.

Technical Downloads

A Creditors Guide to Liquidators' fees pre 6 April 2010

23 Oct 2008

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