Mark Malone

Partner

Business Lines:

Business Rescue & Recovery

Biography

Mark is a Partner based in our Birmingham office, but covers the whole Midlands region. He is a Chartered Certified Accountant and also a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner. He joined Begbies Traynor in 2005 having previously gained his ACCA qualification and now has many years restructuring and insolvency experience. He regularly advises directors, management teams and lenders of insolvency options across a range of different sectors and also frequently prepares independent business reviews.

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Birmingham Office

8F
One Temple Row, Birmingham, B2 5LG

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Begbies Traynor grows Teesside team by almost 60% as record demand continues

The Teesside team of leading rescue and recovery specialist Begbies Traynor has increased its headcount from seven to 11 people over the last six months in response to continuing high levels of demand for its services from SMEs and individuals across the region.

Haulage company in financial difficulty

The business was a group of haulage companies with an annual turnover of approximately £20 million and with approximately 150 employees. The core business was time critical delivery of weekly and monthly periodicals.

2023 – The covid financing hangover

This webinar has been planned and delivered in conjunction with one or more of our valued third-party partners. All such webinars are subject to our quality control procedures to ensure relevant learning objectives are set and met, alongside any product demonstration. A member of the 20:20 Innovation team will be joining the presentation, ensuring a lively and relevant dialogue.

What is ‘moneyboxing’ in company liquidation?

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has expressed concern about the use of this process known as Moneyboxing, but what is it? Begbies Traynor discusses.