

When your business is transferred to Special Management by the bank, it is often a sign that the bank assesses the financial risk as heightened. This is not a reason for panic but rather a moment where strategic and legal action, and thus action, is crucial. Our specialists are ready to guide you through this process.
What does Special Management mean?
Special Management is the department within a bank that deals with companies for which the risk of payment problems is increasing. This can be due to exceeding credit limits, depreciation of collateral, or a negative industry assessment. Once transferred, a lot changes:
The interests of the bank and the entrepreneur often diverge at this stage. Therefore, it is important that you know what you should and should not do.
Possible scenarios
Interest rate swaps and other financial products
Have you previously entered into complex products such as an interest rate swap? Terminating the credit relationship can lead to significant costs. We investigate whether there are opportunities to limit or reclaim damages.
Conclusion: quick action is essential
Special Management does not mean that it is too late, but it does mean that time is running out. Right now, it is important to act professionally and decisively, make clear agreements, and protect your position. We assist you with legal and strategic advice, at the right moment.
Have you been transferred to Special Management? Then contact our specialists immediately. We ensure you sit at the table with your bank well-prepared.
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