Leonard Curtis has acquired Norwich-based restructuring and insolvency firm Parker Andrews, establishing the professional services group’s first operational presence in East Anglia in England, UK.
Established in 2010, Parker Andrews provides corporate and personal insolvency procedures, alongside wider business consulting and creditor advisory services.
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The business will remain under the direction of its existing management team comprising Antony Antorkas, Grace Jones, and David Perkins while operating as part of the wider Leonard Curtis group.
Antony Antorkas said: “This is an excellent opportunity to become part of a well-established, highly respected professional services group and add breadth and depth to our own services.
“We share a belief with Leonard Curtis in the value of local relationships with accountants, solicitors and other advisers close to SME business owners to help solve problems and support opportunities.
“We look forward to scaling at pace in a bigger organisation, which will of course provide our teams with increased career development and progression opportunities.”
The transaction adds 30 personnel to the Leonard Curtis’ overall headcount, including six licenced insolvency practitioners, supporting the group’s ongoing expansion.
With this addition, the group’s operational network rises to 37 offices. Alongside securing a first footprint in Norwich, the deal incorporates locations where Parker Andrews maintains practitioners, covering Cambridge, Ipswich, Stanmore, Tunbridge Wells, Plymouth, and Truro.
Leonard Curtis CEO Dan Booth said: “It was an important acquisition for the firm.
“It will set the tone for all future activity. Antony and his team are the right people to join us. They do business like we do and care about the same things. We look forward to building an exciting future with them.”
