Who this is for: Owner-dependent businesses and partnerships.
In many small and mid-sized businesses, continuity depends on one or two people. Continuity planning addresses what happens financially if they are unavailable.
We assess key-person dependence, liquidity for committed outflows, authority and access arrangements, and liability exposure including personal guarantees.
The output is a documented continuity note covering finances, access and immediate responsibilities.
Challenges this addresses
- Single-person dependence for banking and decisions
- No liquidity buffer for a disruption period
- Partner obligations undocumented
- Personal guarantees unaddressed
What the engagement includes
- Key-person dependence assessment
- Liquidity requirement for disruption
- Authority and access mapping
- Guarantee and liability review
- Written continuity note