Business Capital works closely with attorneys, accountants, bankers and other lenders to deliver the solutions and support needed to turnaround distressed companies. 

At Business Capital, we realize that the best case scenario for all parties involved is involved, is to assist these troubled companies before they reach the point of no return. However, we sometimes encounter clients that are beyond a critical juncture and therefore may be better off filing for bankruptcy and restructuring under the supervision of the court. As one of the top business financing companies Business Capital can offer Debtor-in-Possession (DIP) financing as they emerge from Chapter 11.  DIP financing can be the key ingredient for moving forward a difficult restructuring process by bolstering liquidity and thereby helping to restore supplier and customer confidence and goodwill toward a troubled company.

Through our asset based lending programs, Business Capital can also arrange commercial financing corporate financing in the case of a prepackaged business bankruptcy.  Debtor in Possession financing supplies the funds to work out a settlement with creditors up front, so a company can walk into bankruptcy court with a prepackaged settlement.

Any Plan of Reorganization (POR) must specify how the debtor intends to pay the creditors and Debtor-in-Possession financing is a means toward that end.