What options do you have if one of your customers threatens to file for
bankruptcy? What if
your company suddenly faces financial distress? CMA's
Adjustment Bureau is
the largest
entity in the United States specializing in neutral administration of out-of-court
workouts and
liquidations of insolvent businesses.
The objective of CMA’s Adjustment Bureau is to ensure fair and equitable
recoveries by all
classes of creditors. In liquidation cases, the Bureau seeks to maximize
recovery to creditors in an
efficient, economical, and timely manner. CMA regularly serves as an Assignee
for the Benefit of
Creditors, a facilitator for out-of-court workouts, a disbursing agent, and
as a receiver.
Answers
Get answers to questions about bankruptcies, security interests and
general debtor-creditor
issues free of charge.
If your account debtor sends you a letter inviting you to a meeting or
offering you a
settlement, you can call CMA first for advice.
Advice
For both members and non-members, CMA offers an alternative to the Bankruptcy
Court
for liquidations or reorganization of distressed companies, in a manner
much quicker,
less costly, and more efficient than the bankruptcy process.
Alternatives
Combined with the services of CMA’s
Asset Liquidation Division, recoveries
for member and non-
member claims are maximized.
Auctions
CMA’s Asset Liquidation Division maximizes creditors’ recoveries
through its appraisal, auction, and asset liquidation services. Consider
using CMA’s bonded and licensed auctioneers of your company is planning
to sell assets, an entire division, or excess equipment and inventory.
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