01

Insolvency, restructuring and crisis management

Most businesses that run into trouble knew it months in advance. What was missing was not the signal but someone willing to look at it calmly and competently. We have since handled more than thirty insolvency and reorganisation files. The earlier we are at the table, the more options remain.

  • Early warning: liquidity analysis and scenario thinking
  • Crisis management: supporting day-to-day follow-up and decision-making when things have to move quickly
  • Preparing and supporting conversations with banks and suppliers
  • Assembling and structuring the figures and documentation your accountant needs for the tax side of the file
  • Judicial reorganisation: preparing the file and supporting you through the procedure
  • Director liability: mapping the risk, limiting the damage
  • An orderly wind-down or bankruptcy, and a restart where one is possible
02

Mergers, acquisitions and succession

An acquisition is rarely only a transaction. It touches structure, family, reputation and what you want to happen to your life's work. We guide the full process and keep both the figures and the people in view.

  • Guidance through mergers and acquisitions, from first exploratory conversation to closing
  • Valuation of the business on sale, buy-out or inheritance
  • Due diligence: what are you actually buying, and what risks come with it?
  • Preparing the financial documentation your accountant needs to assess the tax position of the transaction
  • Transfer and succession, inside or outside the family
  • Substantive preparation of shareholder arrangements and questions of control
  • Choosing and revising the company structure, governance and decision-making
03

Internal control and process improvement

More than 25 years teaching forensic audit at Karel de Grote Hogeschool in Antwerp yields one lasting insight: most problems arise not from bad intent, but from processes in which no one can any longer establish who did what. We help companies and organisations build that control back in. This is advice and support on designing procedures, not a formal audit or assurance engagement.

  • Designing and implementing internal control procedures at companies and organisations
  • Segregation of duties and authorisations: who may do what, and is it traceable?
  • Mapping fraud exposure, using the methods of forensic audit
  • Assessment of existing procedures, reporting and control measures
  • Training and support for internal teams
  • Reporting that holds: from raw data to figures that survive an audit
04

Digital transformation and AI

The finance function is digitising faster than most organisations can keep up with. Since 1 January 2026, structured e-invoicing via Peppol has been mandatory for Belgian B2B transactions, and meanwhile AI is arriving in every process that handles documents and figures. The question is no longer whether, but how — and above all, how safely.

We approach it from the control side. A process you cannot verify does not improve by putting technology on top of it. First the process, then the tooling. Our work consists of advice on how administrative systems are set up and which software to choose.

  • Digital transformation of the finance function: from loose files to connected, auditable processes
  • Introducing AI safely and constructively: where does it genuinely save time, and where not?
  • Policy and internal agreements on AI use: confidentiality, liability and checking the output
  • Peppol e-invoicing: choice of channel, implementation and control
  • Integrations between accounting, invoicing, CRM and the administrative processing of payments
  • Independent assessment of software choices and vendors

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