The qualifications of the members of the National Association of Court Appointed Experts in Corporate Management enable them to be commissioned in the following fields :

Company valuations, intangible assets

Auditing of asset contributions (Commissioner for contributions).

Irregular actions, management misconduct, misappropriation of corporate assets

Financial analysis and management

Unfair competition, abuse of dominant position

Distribution system, dealer network, franchising

Market intelligence, economic and sales statistics

Execution and management of contracts

Assessment of economic and financial losses

Corporate analysis

Management or minority holding analysis

Assessment of management decisions; change in the information system, recruitment, investment, launch of new products, presence in new markets

Organization of company structures and production

Assistance in the drawing up and implementation of recovery programs; restructuring plans for companies in difficulty or under Court Administration

Company strategy and general policy

Fair business practices and corporate governance

Minority holder class action

Assessment of diligence by company advisors and auditors

Assistance to prepare and implement the reorganization and/or restructure of companies

Assistance to any shareholder to be communicated any data concerning the company in order to protect his rights
The expert can either act as a traditional Court appointed expert, or have his/her assignment by a Magistrate or be appointed in an arbitration case.
More than often the cases submitted to the experts will refer to the following:
Art. 1843 - of the civil code.
Art. 144 - of the Decree of 23 March 1967.
Art. 226 - of the law of 24 July 1966 (minority holding assessment).
Law of October 15th, 1981 - on the intervention of the public prosecutor’s department in joint proceedings.
Law of january 25th, 1985 - on Court ordered recovery plans.
Art. 48 - of the decree of 3rd July 1978.