Financial Restructuring Services

Financial Transformation Today for a Prosperous Tomorrow

TEAM Solutions Group’s Financial Restructuring Service (FRS) is part of their overall Technology Asset Management (TAM) capabilities and involves the process of making changes to the company's debt, equity, assets, or operations to address financial challenges or capitalize on new opportunities.

Our contract management program involves working with a companies executive team reorganizing their financial structure to improve its financial stability and performance. It typically involves making changes to the company's debt, equity, assets, or operations to address financial challenges or capitalize on new opportunities.

Here are some common forms of financial restructuring:

1. Debt Restructuring: This involves modifying the terms of existing debt obligations, such as extending the repayment period, reducing interest rates, or renegotiating loan terms with creditors. Debt restructuring aims to alleviate financial stress by making debt payments more manageable for the company.

2. Equity Restructuring: Companies may undertake equity restructuring to improve their capital structure or address ownership issues. This can include issuing new shares, repurchasing existing shares, or conducting a stock split or reverse stock split to adjust the number of shares outstanding.

3. Asset Restructuring: Asset restructuring involves modifying a company's asset composition to enhance profitability or focus on core operations. It may include divesting non-core assets, acquiring strategic assets, or transferring assets to subsidiaries or joint ventures.

4. Operational Restructuring: This form of restructuring focuses on improving operational efficiency, cost reduction, and revenue enhancement. It may involve reorganizing departments, streamlining processes, downsizing the workforce, or implementing new strategies to increase profitability.

5. Bankruptcy or Insolvency Restructuring: In cases of severe financial distress, a company may undergo bankruptcy or insolvency proceedings. This typically involves a court-supervised process to restructure or liquidate the company's assets, repay creditors, and provide a fresh start to the business.