In a corporate melee comprising equity, mortgages, funds, loans & debt, it becomes more and more pertinent that the financial space of the organizations is managed by professionals well versed with numbers. With the industrial growth facing challenges all over the world at a rate never seen before, the fledgling fortunes of corporations big or small remains in the hands of Debt management professionals to navigate them through tough times. These experts lend a hand in taking crucial decisions not only regarding the debt and equity but also ensure the corporate client do not end up as defaulters with the financial institutions and if at all such situations arise how to quickly resurrect them on the path of growth. Renaissance Capital Advisors is one such renowned financial advisor bringing a much-needed flourish to the Debt management market.

Established in 2009, Renaissance Capital Advisors has come a long way and managed to attain a lofty position in the Debt management industry with their dedication to act as a catalyst for evolution of its clientele and make a mark in their era of renaissance as their name suggests. Vikram Bajaj, Promoter, RCA says “RCA was promoted with the objective of creating a niche solution oriented advisory in debt management and asset reconstruction space to unlock the value stuck in non-performing assets by combining legal and financial expertise.” RCA being a service-oriented company is committed to a relentless drive to develop and implement debt management and revival strategy, incorporating legal and financial expertise for turnaround of corporate in distress. The custom-made solutions offered by the company integrat financial and operational restructuring, debt settlement, arranging take out and distress finance, sale of assets, distress M&A and management of litigation pertaining to impending debt.

Though the company has made huge strides in the industry but the challenges in the Debt management industry remain, significant one being the threat of stagnancy and further down turn in the economy. With the banks and financial institutions bearing the weight of stressed assets, the rate of fresh investments and capital formation has slowed down, thus affecting the pace of the economic growth at large.