Ken Pattullo
Partner
Partner
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Ken is a Senior Partner based in our Glasgow office. He specialises in personal and corporate insolvency, corporate restructuring, turnaround and financial advisory. He has extensive experience in the licensed trade, construction, haulage and agriculture sectors.
Ken has over 35 years of experience handling insolvency matters and acts as administrator, liquidator, and receiver across a wide range of insolvency appointments. He also acts as a judicial factor (Scotland). He is regularly appointed by local authorities, councils, HMRC and a variety of institutional and commercial creditors.
He has served as a trustee in sequestration in over a thousand cases. He recently acted as liquidator of one of Northern Ireland’s leading employment groups and a sizeable Fife-based construction company. He acted as administrator of the UK's leading furniture wholesalers, one of Scotland’s leading gaming companies and a haulage company near Dundee employing circa 50 staff. He is a licensed Insolvency Practitioner.
Prior to joining BTG, Ken gained experience at three of the Big Four accountancy firms.
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