Financing the observation period, the plan and the exit from it
- A quick reading of what can still be financed, asset by asset
- Funders put in competition: factoring, inventory finance, sale & leaseback, private debt, specialist banks
- A single point of contact for management, who keeps you informed with their consent
- Written, comparable offers to inform management's choices
- No remuneration for officers of the court: we are paid only under the mandate signed with the company
At every stage of the proceedings
The need changes, the assets remain.
Conciliation and ad hoc mandate
Financing during the negotiation, in full confidentiality, to give the agreement time.
Observation period
Keeping operations running: working capital, inventory and receivables, while the plan is prepared.
Plan approved
Financing investment and working capital despite the plan, when the bank does not come back.
Exiting the plan
Refinancing the plan's liabilities on better terms to return to the banks.
Takeover
Supporting the buyer, including a foreign group, in financing the company it takes over.
Multi-country groups
Coordinating financing for subsidiaries in several European countries.
How we work
With management's consent, at every step.
With management's consent: company, proceedings, timetable and nature of the need.
A written reply within ten business days: what can be financed, and through which levers.
Management signs a mandate with Youllsee if it wishes. With its consent, we keep you informed through to the offers.
A company in proceedings to refer?
A first confidential conversation, and a written reply within ten business days.
Youllsee advises and never lends. Court-appointed administrators and insolvency practitioners, conciliators and ad hoc agents receive no remuneration from Youllsee.