Gareth Prince
Partner
Partner
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Gareth is a Partner based in our Birmingham office. He specialises in financial advisory and restructuring, with extensive experience undertaking advisory engagements, independent business reviews and formal insolvency assignments across the hospitality, leisure, construction, engineering and manufacturing sectors. He regularly works with major clearing banks and other financial institutions.
Gareth has over 25 years of experience, recently working on the controlled wind down of an automotive-focused engineering business and producing a substantial return for stakeholders. He advised a secured lender on a portfolio of hotels, subsequently guiding the administration process. He advised a high street bank on refinancing, resulting in a successful exit. His management of complex cases has earned him the trust of both lenders and management teams.
Prior to joining BTG, Gareth gained experience at a global risk and financial advisory firm. He was also on secondment to the business support unit at Lloyds Banking Group, working directly with small SMEs to listed PLCs with multi-bank syndicates.
He is a Chartered Certified Accountant and a licensed Insolvency Practitioner.
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