Why Choose Nominee Insolvency Advisory?

Choosing the right professional to guide you through a Voluntary Arrangement is an important decision. Nominee Insolvency Advisory is led by a Registered Nominee with extensive experience in Malaysia’s insolvency environment and broader leadership across government, corporate and business sectors.

17 Years of Insolvency Experience

Our Nominee brings 17 years of professional experience with Jabatan Insolvensi Malaysia, with exposure to insolvency administration, legal proceedings, governance and stakeholder management.

Registered Nominee

Voluntary Arrangement is a formal statutory process. Our services are provided by a Registered Nominee under the Insolvency Act 1967, with the process carried out in accordance with the applicable legal and procedural requirements.

Government & Corporate Leadership

Our experience extends beyond insolvency, including leadership roles across government, GLCs, publicly listed companies and private enterprises.

Business & Commercial Understanding

With experience as a business leader and entrepreneur, we understand the financial realities faced by business owners, company directors, guarantors and individuals dealing with significant financial obligations.

Professional & Confidential Approach

Every case requires careful assessment of the debtor’s financial position, repayment capacity and overall circumstances. We emphasise professionalism, confidentiality, transparency and responsible engagement with creditors.

Who May Consider a VA?

A Voluntary Arrangement may be worth considering for individuals who are experiencing significant financial difficulties but may still have the capacity to make structured repayments.

A VA may be considered by individuals who:

✓ Have significant or multiple unsecured debt commitments

✓ Are facing increasing difficulty maintaining existing repayments

✓ Are receiving legal action or creditor demands

✓ Are company directors or business owners with personal or guarantee liabilities

✓ Require a structured repayment arrangement that takes their financial circumstances into account

✓ Want to explore their options before bankruptcy becomes a consideration

✓ Require professional guidance in understanding the Voluntary Arrangement process

Eligibility and suitability depend on the individual’s financial circumstances and the applicable legal requirements. A professional assessment is required before determining whether VA is appropriate.

How Does the VA Process Work?

A Voluntary Arrangement follows a structured statutory process involving the debtor, Registered Nominee, creditors and, where applicable, the High Court.

1. Financial Assessment

A detailed review of the debtor’s income, expenses, assets, liabilities and overall financial position is undertaken to assess suitability and repayment capacity.

2. Nominee Appointment & Assessment

A Registered Nominee reviews the debtor’s circumstances and assesses whether a Voluntary Arrangement may be an appropriate option.

3. Proposal Preparation

Where appropriate, a structured Debtor Proposal is prepared based on the debtor’s financial circumstances and proposed repayment capacity for consideration by creditors.

4. Statutory & Court Process

The applicable statutory procedures are undertaken, including the Interim Order process where applicable, creditor notifications and submission of the relevant documentation.

5. Creditors’ Consideration

Creditors are given the opportunity to consider the proposal in accordance with the applicable requirements, including the relevant creditors’ meeting and voting process.

6. Implementation & Monitoring

If the proposal is approved in accordance with the applicable requirements, the arrangement is implemented according to its terms, with repayments and compliance monitored throughout the VA period.

Take the First Step Today

Understanding your financial position and available options early can help you make informed decisions before your situation becomes more difficult.

If you are facing significant debt, creditor action or personal guarantee liabilities, request a confidential assessment to explore whether a Voluntary Arrangement may be appropriate for your circumstances.

Confidential. Professional. No obligation to proceed.

About Our Registered Nominee

Mohd Syukree Bin Haji Aziz

Registered Nominee | Voluntary Arrangement (VA)

Approved by the Director General of Insolvency, Malaysia, pursuant to the Insolvency Act 1967.

Nominee Serial No. 2/2025
Gazetted under P.U. (A) 11, 2025

Mohd Syukree Bin Haji Aziz brings 17 years of professional experience with Jabatan Insolvensi Malaysia, together with extensive leadership experience across government, GLCs, publicly listed companies and private enterprises.

His combined experience in insolvency, governance, restructuring, business and strategic leadership provides a practical and professional perspective when assisting eligible individuals in navigating the Voluntary Arrangement process.

Nominee Insolvency Advisory

A Division of MSA CapitalHub
Registration No.: 202303249888 / TR0291618-D

Disclaimer

This website provides general information about Voluntary Arrangement (VA) and insolvency-related processes in Malaysia and is not a substitute for individual professional or legal advice.

A Voluntary Arrangement does not guarantee the avoidance of bankruptcy, acceptance by creditors, or any particular outcome. Eligibility, statutory requirements, court procedures and creditor consideration depend on the applicable law and the individual circumstances of each case.

Information provided on this website may not apply to every individual or situation. A case-specific assessment should be undertaken before determining whether a Voluntary Arrangement is appropriate.