Restructuring of a group or business can take make forms. It may involve, for example, the putting in place of a new holding company or group structure to separate or protect divisions or assets of a business into different subsidiaries.
It may be for the purpose of facilitating a sale or a demerger or to divide ownership of different elements of the business. Depending on the objective and circumstances there are a number of different types of structures or processes which can be used with advantages and disadvantages to be considered and weighed up and pitfalls to be avoided.
Separate accounting and tax advice will also be required, but our team of corporate and restructuring lawyers have extensive experience in advising on the legal aspects of the restructuring process, working with your other advisors and documenting and implementing the various different forms of restructuring and demerger.
For help or advice on restructuring, demergers or any other reorganisation of your business, please contact one of our corporate lawyers on 08081668827.
Disclaimer:
Information on this website is provided for general information purposes only. It is not intended to constitute and should not be relied upon as legal advice. There are a number of factors and circumstances which may be relevant to legal advice. The law may also have changed before we are able to update the information on this website. If legal advice is required, please contact us on 08081668827.
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