Complex capital structures demand sophisticated solutions. Restructuring plans offer a court-sanctioned framework for companies to reach binding compromises with creditors, enabling them to stabilise, restructure, and move forward with confidence.
Particularly suited to situations involving multiple tranches of debt or complex stakeholder arrangements, restructuring plans provide a powerful solution for companies when traditional restructuring options may fall short.
Restructuring plans provide a flexible framework for companies facing insolvency or likely insolvency to propose compromise arrangements with creditors and shareholders. Unlike schemes of arrangement or Company Voluntary Arrangements, restructuring plans include cross-class cram-down provisions, allowing courts to bind dissenting creditor classes so long as the proposed plan is fair and equitable.
Our team provides end-to-end support throughout the restructuring plan process, from initial viability assessments through to drafting proposals, managing stakeholder engagement, and securing court approval. We work closely with boards, stakeholders, lenders and legal teams to shape the plan, assess alternative options and manage creditor engagement throughout.
We prepare independent, defensible Relevant Alternative reports and formal expert witness documentation that withstand court scrutiny and support creditor negotiations. Where business valuations are required, our in-house valuation team eliminates the need for separate adviser appointments, streamlining the process and reducing complexity.
Whether you need light-touch support or a full Expert Witness report, BTG provides the strategic clarity and technical rigour needed to navigate complex restructuring processes and secure court approval.
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