Insolvency occurs when a company can no longer meet its financial obligations and liabilities. Early intervention is key in preventing insolvency and securing the future of a company.
Recognizing the warning signs of financial strain, such as poor cash flow management, declining sales, and mounting debt, allows businesses to address these issues proactively.
Taking swift action to address financial strain involves revisiting the business model, renegotiating payment terms, cutting non-essential expenses, and seeking external financial advice if necessary.
Improving cash flow management through careful planning, regular review of income and expenses, cash flow forecasting, emergency funds, and avoiding unnecessary debt reduces the risk of insolvency.