Insolvency firm opens Dundee office

Fife-based insolvency firm Dunedin Adisory has opened a new office in Dundee to help achieve ambitious growth targets.

The firm, run by Christine Convy and Jenn Stewart, specialises in personal and corporate insolvency, restructuring and recovery.

The office, which is based at the River Court building on Dundee’s waterfront, complements the firm’s established offices in Glenrothes and Glasgow.

An additional six members of staff will be recruited to join the current team of 30 people over the next 12 months.

Director Jenn Stewart said: “We’re delighted to have opened our new office in Dundee, particularly when the city is currently undergoing such a welcome renaissance. We’re looking forward to working with all our existing clients and contacts and to forming many new relationships, too.

“We already enjoy strong connections within the business and professional services community, and the new office enables us to be even more accessible.

“Having previously been based in Dundee for over a decade myself, I’m personally thrilled to be returning to the city.”

Dunedin Advisory has a Scotlandwide reach as one of only two companies appointed by the Scottish Government to deliver insolvency services on behalf of the Accountant in Bankruptcy (AiB).

The company works with individuals and business owners looking for solutions to financial pressures or an exit from their business.

Clients are advised on debt solutions, restructuring and insolvency, often working alongside their legal, banking or accountancy advisers.

Jenn Stewart and Christine Convy of Dunedin Advisory.