Learn more about Tom D'Arcy
Tom is a Partner based in our Brighton office. He specialises in corporate insolvency, with extensive experience supporting owner-managed businesses across a range of sectors.
He regularly acts as Liquidator in Members’ Voluntary Liquidations (MVL) and Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidations (CVL), and he is experienced in orderly wind downs and complex administrations with a focus on business continuity, asset realisation and creditor returns. He also has experience in Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVAs), guiding businesses through restructuring processes designed to preserve value and support long term viability.
Tom has over 20 years of experience delivering insolvency and restructuring solutions. His recent cases include acting as liquidator of a media company and handling the conversion of an MVL to a CVL. He also acted as joint administrator of the largest care home pharmacy in Norfolk.
Prior to joining BTG, Tom worked with two Top Ten restructuring firms, later succeeding as director of an independent corporate recovery practice. He is a qualified Chartered Accountant and a licensed Insolvency Practitioner.
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