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Judicial Reorganization, Bankruptcy and Insolvency

In insolvency proceedings, the technical questions are specific: whether the debtor is in a position to recover, how much each creditor stands to receive, and what the available assets are worth.

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In Summary
Preliminary expert examination, verification and challenge of claims, asset valuation, insolvency and liquidation.

Context in which the problem arises

Brazilian Law 11,101/2005 sets out stages at which these answers are required, such as the preliminary assessment of the debtor's operating conditions, the verification of claims, and the disposal of assets. Each stage has its own deadlines and interested parties.

When this analysis is needed

  • Preliminary assessment before the reorganization proceeding is admitted.
  • Claim filings and challenges.
  • Valuation of assets and productive units.
  • Insolvency analysis in corporate disputes.

Questions typically analyzed

  • Preliminary expert examination
  • Economic and financial analysis
  • Verification of claims
  • Discrepancies and challenges to claims
  • Asset valuation
  • Insolvency analysis
  • Liquidation of companies

How SGEx Approaches This

SGEx examines financial statements, cash flow and claim documentation, checks them against the debtor's own records, and presents its conclusions within the deadlines and formats the proceeding requires.

Steps in the SGEx methodology

Possible Work and Deliverables

The format is defined according to the case, the proceeding and the purpose of the work.

  • Preliminary expert report
  • Opinion on claims
  • Asset valuation report
  • Supporting calculation memorandum
  • Clarifications

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