Becky is a licensed insolvency practitioner and chartered accountant with over 20 years of experience advising businesses in the Midlands and London. She helps owner-managed businesses and medium-sized companies across a wide range of sectors, with a particular specialism in healthcare providers, retail, automotive/aerospace, engineering and construction-related trades. Becky regularly advises on solvent restructuring and group rationalisation.

Tom is a chartered accountant, licensed insolvency practitioner and in 2007 co-founded BABR (formerly known as Bailey Ahmad Business Recovery). BABR specialises in delivering insolvency, commercial finance and debt recovery solutions to SMEs, funders and professionals.

Dave began working in the insolvency sector almost thirty years ago, becoming one of the country’s youngest appointment-taking Insolvency Practitioners in 2005. After working for a number of National firms, he created his own practice (Broadbents Business Recovery Services) in 2008 – seven years later, his business was purchased by Begbies Traynor, where he has been a Partner overseeing the York, Teesside and Darlington offices. Dave specialises in advising directors of small- to medium-sized owner-managed businesses, using the experience and skills obtained from within the sector, as well as those gained from running his own company.

Greg joined FRP’s Leeds office in 2013, and is a Director in the Restructuring Advisory team. He is a Chartered Accountant and has extensive experience in restructuring, with a particular focus on undertaking business reviews for management teams and funders, formulating business plans and financial projections, and contingency planning. More recently Greg has been involved with FRP’s work on restructuring plans, both advising plan companies and plan creditors.

Nicky is a Senior Associate in PwC's Restructuring and Insolvency Team, specialising in Data and Technology. Nicky has first-hand experience in leveraging innovative solutions to tackle complex global challenges in the insolvency space. Her expertise is in the use of data analytics and Generative AI in the transformation of large-scale insolvencies improving efficiency, strengthening security, and accelerating processes

Jason has 15 years’ experience in advising creditors, companies and regulators in navigating restructuring and insolvency situations. He has significant experience in financial services restructuring, resolution, wind down, non-core carve out and insolvency. Jason is currently working on the liquidation of FTX in the Bahamas. Jason’s wider restructuring advisory experience include Ambatovy, McColls, AS Adventure, Interserve, Thomas Cook plc, Co-Op Bank, Stemcor, OW Bunker and Lehman.

Ed is a restructuring partner with over 25 years’ experience and with significant expertise in financial services. He is one of the Lehman administrators, is heavily involved in the insolvency of FTX, led aspects of restructuring work for Co-op Bank at the time of its capital shortfall, is dealing with the run-off and residual issues of UKAR (Bradford & Bingley and Northern Rock) and has worked across central and eastern Europe, Africa and the Caribbean region on various restructurings in financial services.

Dave has over 25 years of experience in law enforcement and currently serves as the Director of Investigation and Enforcement Services at The Insolvency Service. He leads teams across Great Britain that employ a range of civil and criminal powers to address financial misconduct by corporate entities and company directors. He oversees specialised functions, including Intelligence, Asset Recovery, and Digital Forensics. His department remains focused on addressing Covid-related fraud, expanding its response to support the enforcement of new Economic Crime powers, and establishing a team dedicated to anti-money laundering efforts.

Phil joined FRP in 2017 in the Restructuring Advisory team. He has over 20 years’ experience working in restructuring for major firms in the UK, the Middle East and south-east Asia, with a focus on the leisure, technology and retail sectors. Phil provides advice to lenders and other stakeholders, and has carried out and advised on a number of company voluntary arrangements. He also lectures for both the Association of Business Recovery Professionals and the Chartered Institute of Credit Management.

Lee has over 35 years' experience in Companies House. In January 2016 Lee worked on the People with Significant Control (PSC)/beneficial ownership legislation, setting up and leading the Companies House compliance efforts. In 2018 he was heavily involved in the UK’s successful FATF assessment and in 2019-20 he led the Companies House elements of the 5MLD transposition concerning discrepancy reporting. In his current role he is now working to implement the new powers and sanctions that have been introduced in the UK's Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 which include the biggest changes that Companies House has seen since 1844.

Adam is a partner and Insolvency Practitioner at S&W (previously known as Evelyn Partners). In his approaching 25 year career he has specialised in financial services restructurings, as well as not-for-profit enterprises. He has been special administrator under the IBSA regime four times, worked closely with many stakeholder bodies and conducted insolvencies on a range of regulated businesses including insurance brokers, wealth managers, e-money and e-payment firms, trade finance, banks, FX traders, critical IT suppliers, and commodity brokers. He is also one of the administrators of London Capital & Finance.

With over 20 years of experience specialising in macroeconomic and econometric analysis, Suren oversees ICAEW’s thought leadership and initiatives on the UK economy and is a regular media commentator. He supports delivery of ICAEW’s renowned Business Confidence Monitor and presents the latest economic trends at ICAEW events and for key stakeholders. Prior to joining ICAEW, he spent nine years heading the economics team at the British Chambers of Commerce.

Richard is the CEO of Red Flag Alert, a leading UK-based business data intelligence and analytics company. Joining the company in 2013, Richard has been instrumental in transforming it from a modest three-person operation in Stockport into a prominent player in the industry, now employing nearly 50 staff members in central Manchester. With over 15 years of experience in sales leadership across three continents, Richard has generated over £20 million in recurring revenue. His strategic vision and dedication have been pivotal in Red Flag Alert's growth, leading to the development of innovative technologies that predict financial distress, insolvency, and growth opportunities for businesses both domestically and internationally.