Leonard Curtis is expanding into the Scottish capital and ramping up recruitment efforts in Scotland.
The group - which specialises in restructuring, insolvency, funding and legal support - is looking to build on success in its Glasgow office, which opened in 2017.
At its new premises in St Andrew Square, the firm has already appointed business development manager Antonia O’Hare.
Barry Stewart, director of Leonard Curtis, said: “We’re taking major steps towards cementing our status as a leading business solutions provider in Scotland and Antonia will play a big role in our progress over the coming months.“
O'Hare explained: “2023 is set to bring many key challenges - with the cost-of-living crisis impacting on disposable income that will have a knock-on effect for the hospitality trade and high street.
“With supply chain issues, business utility cost support being scaled back, and recruitment challenges, businesses are going to struggle - which is where we come in.
“At Leonard Curtis, we’ll assist business and individuals to avoid insolvency wherever possible, whilst advising on restructuring businesses to save the good parts and as many jobs as possible.“
There are also plans for a new funding team in Scotland, offering support for accountants and clients looking to arrange finance - with plans for graduate recruitment in the area over 2023 - creating jobs and promoting from within.
From its 23 regional offices - one of which is offshore in Guernsey - Leonard Curtis employs more than 240 people.
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