Restructuring Technology

Restructuring Technology

Global Claims Processing

BMC Group provides an optimized claims processing solution through a centralized, interactive reconciliation platform to deliver to the debtor, and its professionals, access to all claims and the status of claims. BMC Group's innovative e-claims processing system provides a secure online workspace designed to meet the knowledge sharing demands of bankruptcy case management.

Data Management

Once a chapter 11 is filed, the United States trustee is required to supervise the administration of the case. As a claims agent, BMC Group works with trustees to ensure all operating guidelines and reporting requirements are met. When the debtor is subject to any reporting requirements, BMC Group can assist the debtor in fulfilling this need.

Reporting

Once a chapter 11 is filed, the United States trustee is required to supervise the administration of the case. As a claims agent, BMC Group works with trustees to ensure all operating guidelines and reporting requirements are met. When the debtor is subject to any reporting requirements, BMC Group can assist the debtor in fulfilling this need. We facilitate pre-petition and post-petition accounts payable cut-off and provide detailed reporting as necessary for the case. The BMC Group Project Management team helps coordinate timing and determine acceptable format for reporting to the court.

Call Centers

BMC Group provides a configurable call center service for your lenders and creditors. Depending on your particular needs, you can define how we configure your support structure. By managing our contact-centers on-site, we can launch a restructuring support center and implement system updates on a same day basis.

Secure Document Exchange

Demand for acquiring distressed companies is ever increasing. BMC Group offers SmartRoom, an award-winning virtual data room, provides secure document exchange during such critical events as an corporate asset sale. SmartRoom securely facilitates the debtor and debtor's counsel, buyer, financial advisors, accountants, creditors, lenders, and other parties-in-interest, by consolidating all materials typically related to a distressed M&A due diligence process.