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Valuing a company in or on the verge of bankruptcy involves considerations
beyond growth, risk and cash flow
In
bankruptcy, traditional valuation tools and methodologies may need to be
adjusted – if they are applicable at all – so as not to overstate business
value. Also, the standard-of-value terminology or premise-of-value decision may
differ from traditional circumstances, and case law and other sources may
provide clearer guidance than the Bankruptcy Code or state statutes.
Bankruptcy Valuation Services
Ringel Business Valuation Services assists Arizona bankruptcy attorneys in:
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assessing viability and
prospects for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization
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preparing short-term and
long-term cash flow projections for bankrupt companies
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assessing the value of business
units to be sold
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advising creditors on the value
of distressed assets
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evaluating asset sale prices
and offers
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determining collateral and
reorganization values
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advising creditors in accepting
a reorganization plan
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performing the “best interests
of creditors” test
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determining solvency for
recovery actions, including preferential transfers, preference payments and
fraudulent conveyance
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assessment of adequate
protection
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determining whether the
“absolute priority rule” is violated
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determining the value of
intangible assets for fresh start reporting and collateral evaluation
purposes
Phoenix, Arizona-based Ringel Business Valuation Services offers business valuation, bankruptcy, fractional interest and real estate appraisal services.
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