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01 – Stabilization Phase:
To ensure the existence of a consistent information platform to assess the issues in play and to analyze short-term solutions for stabilizing the company and preserving value.
02 – Diagnostic Phase:
To understand the main issues that affect the performance of the company and the positive and negative points of the strategy, markets, management capacity, operational aspects and the capital structure used.
03 – Reporting and Structuring Phase:
To develop robust advice for disclosing the key issues identified in the company and the options available to improve the lenders’ position. To facilitate the structuring and execution of an adequate packet of possible solutions including debt and equity for the situation in question, considering the cash flow that the company can realistically generate and the risks the lenders are prepared to run, as well as the tax impact of these solutions on the company and lenders.
04 – Implementation and Monitoring Phase:
To ensure that the agreed plan is implemented and that basic business performance is obtained, through suggesting opportunities for correcting possible deviations that may compromise the position of the lenders.
05 – Project and Stakeholder Management:
To ensure that the restructuring process runs as smoothly as possible and that issues arising with the management of the business and key stakeholders are anticipated and managed effectively.
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