Opinie dotyczące wypłacalności

Solvency opinions confirm that a company remains solvent after an acquisition, merger or other corporate transaction requiring debt financing. Should bankruptcy occur later, an independent solvency opinion can protect debt providers, boards of directors and advisors from fraudulent conveyance claims. To determine solvency, American Appraisal experts conduct a detailed analysis of the company, the proposed transaction and financial projections. The solvency opinion comprises the results of three tests:

Balance Sheet Test:

The fair value and present fair saleable value of a company's assets exceeds its stated and identified contingent liabilities.

Cash Flow Test:

After the proposed transaction, the company would be able to pay its debts, including identified contingent liabilities, as they mature.

Reasonable Capital Test:

The capital remaining in the company would be a reasonable amount for the business in which it is engaged and proposes to be engaged.