Transaction Advisory Services

Restructuring

Facing challenge together

Many companies face challenges that present threats to financial performance and viability, regardless of past results or the strength of the market in which they operate. Often these threats result from financial and commercial market pressure, stakeholder expectations and cash and capital constraints. At Ernst & Young, our market leading Restructuring practice can help address these challenges. Whether our clients are corporates, stakeholders or lenders, we establish and help implement financial and organisational solutions to enable them to adapt to changing local and global economic conditions.

Our team is fully integrated both within our wider Transaction Advisory Services practice and our firm as a whole – over 100,000 people in more than 140 countries worldwide – and our clients reap the benefits of this broad range of knowledge, skills and experience. All of our restructuring professionals augment their technical knowledge with in-depth industry experience, so they understand the specific competitive environments in which our clients operate.

Our services include:

Ernst & Young Restructuring Conference 2012 - A new world (dis)order?

Banks as owners, PE as lenders - opportunity or threat?

We held our annual EMEIA Restructuring Conference on 27th September. Attended by leading contacts from banks, alternative capital providers, and law firms, the event was once again a success for those operating in the distressed market to discuss the key drivers of the changing restructuring environment.

Our flyer summarizes the conference themes and outlines the most pressing issues we’re helping clients with today.

UK Profit Warnings rise in Q3 2012

One of the wettest summers on record combined with the underlying weakness of the UK and global economies contributed to the rise in profit warnings (1.1Mb, October 2012). Also read our press release.

Failure isn’t working: The future of the UK’s insolvency regime

Even in the UK's current economic climate the number of administrations has flat-lined - raising the question: is corporate failure dying, or is failure becoming too difficult?

Dry-docking in rough sea

After a minor recovery in 2010 and 2011, shipyards are in danger of re-entering troubled waters.

Contact us

To find out more, please contact one of our specialists:

	Alan Hudson, Partner Head of UK Restructuring +44 [0]20 7951 9947
	Keith McGregor, Partner Head of EMEIA Restructuring +44 [0]20 7951 0710
	Alan Bloom, Partner Head of Global Restructuring +44 [0] 20 7951 9898