At the collapse of a business enterprise, the person appointed to dispose of all assets is called

When a business enterprise collapses, the person appointed to dispose of all the assets is called a liquidator. A liquidator is a person who is responsible for winding up the affairs of a company or an organization. They are appointed by the court or the creditors of the company to sell the assets of the company and distribute the proceeds among the creditors and shareholders. The liquidator's primary duty is to ensure that the assets are sold at the best possible price to maximize the returns to the creditors and shareholders.