Northern Ireland's restructuring market post-pandemic: Half year report
Explore Northern Ireland's restructuring market post-pandemic. Despite economic challenges, redundancy and insolvency rates remain lower than expected. Discover why.
When companies are facing financial distress, the options are to restructure and implement a turnaround strategy or, if necessary, to wind it down through a formal insolvency process. Given the last 12 months and the unknown long term impacts of both Brexit and the global pandemic, seeking professional advice has never been more important. The earlier that advice is sought, the greater the options that are available.
For individuals, we can provide pragmatic advice, support and debt solutions to help you get back in control of your finances.
We work with a wide variety of clients and stakeholders such as high street banks, private equity funds, directors, government agencies and creditors to implement solutions which provide the best possible outcomes.

Our team has a wealth of experience with three licenced Insolvency Practitioners operating from the Belfast office. We can advise on the different options available across all industry sectors and from SMEs to complex group situations.
Explore Northern Ireland's restructuring market post-pandemic. Despite economic challenges, redundancy and insolvency rates remain lower than expected. Discover why.
Rushmere Shopping Centre and Retail Park, home to some of the UK and Ireland’s most prominent retailers, has been sold out of Administration for an undisclosed sum to Killahoey Ltd, a joint venture between Northern Ireland based companies Sheephaven and May Street Capital.
12-15 Donegall Square West
Belfast
BT1 6JH
Northern Ireland
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