Thinking of Selling your Insolvency Practice?
Whatever your reason for considering a sale of your insolvency practice, GGT can help. We have a number of clients who are looking to acquire established insolvency practices and who will be keen to talk to you.
Very often, the selling IP will be asked to stay on to ensure a smooth handover of contacts and of the practice. Arrangements differ in each case and will be negotiated as part of the deal. But if you decide not to stay, then that may also be possible.
The sale usually means a sale of the insolvency practice as a going concern, including WIP, staff and goodwill.
We also have clients who simply wish to acquire WIP and who will pay commission for future referrals
We act for a range of clients from independent boutique insolvency practices to global accountancy practices.
Our established independent insolvency practice is looking to acquire or merge with another insolvency practice to establish another office away from its current base in Manchester.
It is likely that your practice will be:
Our client is looking to acquire or merge with an established insolvency practice, to set up the first office of a new National Corporate Recovery and Insolvency practice. The first office is to be based in the North of England, either in Manchester or Leeds, to suit the vendor. Our client would also consider recruiting an experienced IP
Our client is an established Corporate Recovery and Insolvency practice based in Dublin, that has ambitions to replicate their offering to the SME marketplace across the UK, opening offices in London, Edinburgh, Birmingham and the North of England and the first is to be set up either in Manchester or Leeds. Funding for this initiative is in place and the new practice is to be rolled out over the next 36 - 48 months to service the UK.
Please contact Geoff in strict confidence to register your interest quoting "Project Doxey"
Our long established independent boutique insolvency practice is looking to acquire or merge with another insolvency practice in the North West of England to supplement its current offering in that region and to help with its succession planning.
It is likely that your practice will be: