Receivership is a process in which a legally appointed receiver acts as a custodian of a company’s assets or business operations.
A receivership is appointed either by a Court or the holder of a Security Interest in the property of the Company.
The receiver’s primary role is to collect and sell the company’s assets to repay the debt owed to the secured creditor.
In most cases, the receiver is given ultimate decision-making powers and has full discretion in deciding how to manage received assets.
If a receiver has, under the terms of their appointment, the power to manage the company’s affairs, they are known as a receiver and manager.
The receiver’s role is to:
A company goes into receivership when it is facing financial difficulty and a Secured Creditor or the Court takes action.
It is possible for a company in receivership to also be in liquidation, voluntary administration or subject to a deed of company arrangement.
If you are a Secured Creditor of a company that is facing financial difficulties, Receivership via Security Holder is a way to recover debts owed to you.
For the Company, it allows for a situation of financial strain to be resolved and debt to be settled.
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