Insolvency practice
Formal insolvency led with process integrity, clear communication, and a focus on the best available outcome for the estate and stakeholders.
When informal workouts are not enough, a licensed insolvency practitioner provides the legal and operational framework to stabilise, restructure, or wind down a company with credibility.
MFAS leads appointments under Kenyan insolvency law—balancing statutory duties with practical stakeholder management. We keep boards, creditors, employees, and regulators informed, and we treat process discipline as non-negotiable.
How it runs
From first conversation to delivery.
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01
Assess
Rapid review of cash, security, contingent claims, and whether formal insolvency is the right route—or if an informal solution still exists.
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Appoint
Clear engagement on the proposed process, roles, and timeline, with the documentation and notices the law requires.
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Execute
Day-to-day process leadership: trading decisions where appropriate, creditor liaison, realisations, and reporting until closure or exit.
What success looks like
- A lawful, defensible process that stands up to scrutiny
- Transparent reporting that reduces dispute and delay
- Rescue where viable; orderly realisation where it is not
FAQs
Common questions about Insolvency practice.
Direct answers for people comparing options or preparing to engage MFAS.
What is Insolvency practice at MFAS?
Licensed appointments and process leadership across administration, CVA, liquidation, and schemes—with creditor communication and statutory discipline.
Who is Insolvency practice for?
It is particularly suited for: Directors facing imminent insolvency or creditor pressure; Lenders requiring a formal appointment to protect security and process; Shareholders seeking an orderly restructuring or exit.
How do I engage MFAS for Insolvency practice?
Request a free quote or contact MFAS with a short brief. The team will confirm whether Insolvency practice is the right mandate and outline next steps.
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Ready to talk about Insolvency practice?
Tell us what you are facing—MFAS will respond with a clear next step, whether this is the right mandate or another route fits better.