Financial Restructuring

Financial Restructuring is a set of measures adopted by a company to reorganize its financial structure and improve its economic situation. This reorganization may be necessary due to financial difficulties, which can occur as a result of exposure to market risks and the increased complexity of organizational management models, which jeopardize operational and financial performance.

Financial restructuring should therefore make it possible to identify and implement measures to reduce costs, negotiate debts, restructure liabilities, sell assets, raise new funds, review operations and business models, and/or improve financial management. These operations must maintain transparent communication with stakeholders, including employees, banks, suppliers and other creditors, as well as investors to ensure trust and support during the restructuring process.

HMBO supports companies by drawing up financial restructuring plans and negotiating credit, both within the scope of the RERE and the PER.

Extrajudicial Regime for the Recovery of Companies

The Extrajudicial Business Recovery Regime (EBRE) is an extrajudicial, voluntary and confidential procedure aimed at companies and other legal entities that are in a difficult economic situation but are still susceptible to recovery. This system makes it possible to conclude a business restructuring agreement with a view to making the business viable and maintaining it.

Special Revitalization Process

The SRP (Special Revitalization Process) is a specific form of financial restructuring. It is a legal mechanism that is part of the Insolvency and Company Recovery Code and allows companies in financial difficulty to negotiate with their creditors with a view to revitalizing and continuing their business.