Jack Caten

Director

Biography

Jack is a Director based in our London office. Joining the firm in 2009, he has spent the greater part of his insolvency career with Begbies Traynor. Prior to this, Jack worked for Chantrey Vellacott DFK (now CVR Global) for over three years.

The majority of Jack’s career has been spent working on the insolvencies of companies operating across a wide range of sectors, as well as dealing with bankruptcies, Law of Property Act Receiverships and Proceeds of Crime Act Receiverships. Jack is pragmatic and enjoys providing advice and solutions for companies, individual debtors, lenders and creditors.

Jack passed his insolvency exams in 2018 and is qualified to act as an Insolvency Practitioner in relation to both corporate entities and individuals.

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40 Bank Street Canary Wharf, London, E14 5NR

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