Experience, accuracy and speed are essential elements when responding to instructions relating to insolvency cases. An immediate response to instructions ensures that advice and valuation reporting assists the Insolvency Practitioner in protecting assets and maximising opportunities from which the best course of action can be chosen.

A detailed register of all assets, whether wholly owned or subject to third party interests, is vital to identify critical assets and assess the implications and practicalities of trading and the opportunities for realisations.

Intangible assets in the nature of Intellectual Property Rights and Goodwill are increasingly becoming as important as, and in some cases more valuable than, tangible assets. Value attributed to intangibles can evaporate rapidly in insolvency situations and an initial analysis, identifying benefits, restrictions and sale opportunities, can result in overall increased realisations.