Liquidator

A is an official, typically a licensed insolvency practitioner, appointed to wind up a company's affairs when it can no longer pay its debts or is being formally closed. Their primary objective is to take control of the company, sell its assets, and distribute the proceeds to creditors in a legally mandated order of priority. Core Roles and Responsibilities

The liquidator acts as a bridge between the failing company and its creditors. Key duties include: liquidator