Business Recovery and Insolvency Practitioners

Insolvency Advice in Manchester

Poppleton & Appleby are one of Manchester’s leading specialists in business recovery and insolvency practice.

We have a long track record of providing personal and reliable service to our clients who include clearing banks, financial institutions, solicitors and accountants as well as creditors, shareholders and directors.

Exclusively Insolvency Practitioners

An important attraction to our clients is that we are exclusively insolvency practitioners. We do not undertake general accountancy, tax or audit work, thus avoiding any conflict with our clients’ interests. As entirely independent insolvency practitioners we have no allegiance to any bank, financial institution or trade creditor.

Take Advice Early

When faced with financial uncertainty, prompt action is invariably the key to securing the best result – and the first essential step is to take professional specialist advice.

We offer a consultation which is free of charge or obligation. At this meeting we will listen to your situation and advise on the best course of action. Should you decide to work with us, we will set out with you a strategy detailed to deliver the best outcome.

Company Philosophy

“We know that working through an insolvency process is never easy for anyone. However for over a century we have provided sound, solid advice and assistance to a diverse range of clients, which has helped to optimise the outcome for creditors, stakeholders and the Directors.”

	Company / Individual Arrangements
	Administrative Receiverships
	Debt Relief Orders
	Creditors / Members Voluntary Liquidation
	Bankruptcies
	Administration Orders
	Creditor Representation
	Financial Restructuring
	Corporate Recovery

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