Dunedin Advisory has marked another successful year of growth, case delivery and business support across Scotland, as demand for insolvency and restructuring expertise continues to rise amid ongoing economic uncertainty.
Over the past 12 months, the firm has:
- Administered more than 600 new advisory, corporate and personal insolvency cases
- Successfully completed a major reconstruction project which safeguarded more than 100 jobs
- Identified recoverable assets across several appointments, delivering sizeable returns to creditors
- Expanded its specialist team to 12 dedicated insolvency and restructuring professionals
- Continued to support the courts, with director Christine Convy maintaining her role as a Court Reporter on court panels
- Secured success in a BGF tender to provide specialist business advice
- Continued delivery of government contract work, including local authority and HMRC-appointed cases
- Rewarded staff commitment through the payment of three Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) bonuses during the year
The strong momentum has continued into the new financial year from May 2026, with the firm already handling a growing caseload, including high-profile appointments featured in Scottish Financial News:
- “Dunedin Advisory investigates events leading to liquidation of KNS Shopfit”
- “Dunedin Advisory steps in as Lanark restaurant enters liquidation”
Alongside these appointments, the firm is currently advising directors across a further 16 private cases, helping businesses navigate increasingly complex operational and financial challenges.
Despite ongoing global economic instability and continued political uncertainty across the UK, Dunedin Advisory says demand for practical restructuring and insolvency support remains high as businesses seek guidance through difficult trading conditions.
“We continue to see businesses and directors facing challenging decisions in an unpredictable environment,” the firm said. “Our focus remains on delivering clear, commercially focused advice while supporting stakeholders and protecting value wherever possible.”
