The Role of the Licensed Insolvency Practitioner in Niche Sectors.
At Antony Batty & Co, we have considerable expertise as Licensed Insolvency Practitioners in dealing with insolvency issues in many niche industry sectors.
Since our foundation in 1997, we have been appointed to act across a wide range of Industrial and Business sectors, However, the niche sectors below have very specific characteristics that require specialised knowledge and experience to handle effectively.
Venture Capital Trusts
The solvent winding up of Venture Capital Trusts (VCTs) using Members’ Voluntary Liquidations is a particular specialism of ours. We have a great deal of experience and expertise in this specialist area, using a method of working which reduces the Liquidator’s risk and also the cost of the liquidation process.
Our highly qualified team has the experience to deal with the complexities that Members Voluntary Liquidations of VCTs often present.
The Travel Industry
Insolvency and the travel industry is a very specialised part of insolvency and requires an Insolvency Practitioner with knowledge of, and expertise in, the sector.
Dealing with Insolvent travel companies requires an understanding of how the travel industry operates and how consumers are protected. We have long experience of appointments to travel industry insolvencies.
AIM Listed Companies
The Alternative Investment Market (AIM) is a sub-market of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) that is designed to help smaller companies access capital from the public market. AIM listed company insolvencies require the insolvency practitioner to have specialist expertise.
Antony Batty, one of our Licensed Insolvency Practitioners, has a great deal of experience in this area and he and the ABc team have assisted over 20 AIM listed Companies relist.
Charities and Not for Profit Organisations
Charity insolvency is, sadly, a common occurrence, that requires specific knowledge and expertise from a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner.
Charities registered with the Charity Commission have to abide by their regulations and meet certain financial criteria.
We have acted for many charities and not for profit organisations who have retained us as a result of charity insolvency.
