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Companies in a CVA — the live UK list
Every UK company that has entered a company voluntary arrangement, listed as the notices are published in The Gazette and Companies House — newest first, with the date the procedure took effect and the appointed practitioner.
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What company voluntary arrangement means
A company voluntary arrangement (CVA) is a creditor-approved deal that lets an insolvent company keep trading while it repays an agreed proportion of its debts over time, supervised by a licensed insolvency practitioner. It needs the support of creditors holding at least 75% of the debt that votes.
Read the guide: CVA vs CVL
Frequently asked questions
- How do I check if a company has entered a company voluntary arrangement?
- Search the company by name or number from the home page. If it has entered liquidation, administration or a CVA in the last two years, its page shows the dates, the appointed practitioner and links to the official Gazette notice and Companies House record. See also how to check if a company is insolvent.
- Where does this list come from?
- Insolvency practitioners and the courts must publish these events in The Gazette, the UK's official public record. Insolvency List indexes those notices within about an hour of publication during UK business hours and matches each one to its Companies House record for the SIC code, registered office and incorporation date.
- Can I filter companies in a CVA by industry or region?
- Yes — use the industry and region chips above, or the filters on the full insolvency register, which also lets you page through the complete history.