Module 2 - Liquidator / Liquidation Committee / Remuneration Flashcards
What is the Creditor Order of Priority?
Fixed Charge Creditors;
IP Fees;
Preferential Creditors (employees);
Secondary Preferential Creditors (HMRC 1st Dec 2020);
Floating Charge Creditor;
Unsecured Creditors;
Shareholders
Who is the Liquidator’s duty to?
Creditors
4 x Duties of a Liquidator?
Principal;
Ethical;
SIP Duties;
Statutory Duties
4 Things to Consider Pre Appointment?
Ethics;
Staffing / Capability;
Money Laundering;
Qualified to Act
3 Ways a Liquidator leaves office?
Remove;
Choice (retirement / vacation);
Death
What is Removal in CVL?
Creditors decide they no longer want a Liquidator in power.
Decision procedure summoned for the purpose
What is Removal in WUC?
Removal by Court Order or Decision Procedure
What is Retirement / Vacation in Liquidations?
Creditors meet to accept retirement and appoint a new Liquidator by a Decision Procedure.
Everything passed along
Death of a Liquidator in CVL?
Personal Representatives give Notice to Registrar and Committee (CVL) or OR (WUC)
Reasons to form a Liquidation Committee (7)?
Represent Creditors’ wishes;
Police activities of the Liquidator;
Provide expert views and guidance;
Agree basis of remuneration;
Sanction specific actions of the Liquidator;
Receive reports from Liquidator;
Request meetings from Liquidator
Membership Numbers of a Committee?
Minimum 3, Maximum 5
Committee Problem Scenarios (3)?
Committee member cannot profit from their membership;
Member must leave the Committee if absent for three meetings;
Liquidator must send a written report to Committee when requested
3 Requirements for an application to join a Committee?
Must have submitted a proof of debt;
Claim cannot be fully secured;
Claim cannot have been disallowed
What basis of fees can Remuneration be taken on?
Percentage of assets realised / distributed;
Time costs;
A set amount;
A combination of
Guiding Principles for Fees?
Fair;
Reasonable;
Transparent;
Consistent;
Understandable;
Proportionate