Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA)
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Our licensed insolvency practitioners in London help companies set up a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) to manage debts while continuing to trade. A CVA lets you repay creditors in affordable instalments, stop legal action, and protect the future of your business.
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Company Voluntary Arrangements in London
A Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) allows your business to keep trading while repaying creditors in affordable instalments. Our London insolvency practitioners guide directors through the process, helping reduce pressure and protect the company’s future.
What Is a CVA?
A CVA is a legally binding agreement between a company and its creditors. Overseen by a licensed insolvency practitioner, it allows debts to be repaid over time, often up to five years, while shielding the company from legal action and creditor pressure.
Why It Matters
For businesses with strong sales but unmanageable debt, a CVA can avoid liquidation, improve cash flow, and protect jobs. It also prevents creditors from pursuing winding-up petitions or adding further interest to existing debts.
How We Help
We work with directors to prepare a fair proposal, manage negotiations with creditors, and act as supervisors of the arrangement once approved. Our support ensures compliance and increases the chances of a successful outcome.
Take the Next Step
If your company is struggling with debt but still has potential, speak to our London CVA specialists today for confidential advice.
Frequently asked questions
Any limited company with unsecured debts can apply, provided it has a viable business model and future cash flow to support repayments.
Most CVAs last between 3–5 years, after which any remaining qualifying debts are written off.
At least 75% (by value) of creditors who vote must approve the proposal, plus 50% of “unconnected creditors.” Once approved, all creditors are bound.