Three insolvency companies merge to create new group

Insolvency practices Peter Hall, Benedict Mackenzie, and PCR LLP have announced that they have merged to create a new practitioner group.

The merger of three companies has created a new professional services practice, SKSi.

The company says that as a professional services company, SKSi will provide insight and advice to guide businesses through the everchanging economic environment. The company will pride itself on understanding the industries in which it will work, allowing it to provide targeted strategies to resolve the issues affecting businesses and individuals.

As part of the announcement, SKSi has announced the appointment of Alistair Dickson to drive the growth of the new company by joining its group’s banking and finance team, as well as heading up our growing team in Scotland.  

Commenting on the new company formation Carrie James, Managing Director of SKSi said “This journey started when I joined Benedict Mackenzie in Nov 2017 with an ambition to develop a national advisory practice with an innovative approach to delivering professional services. I have brought together a group of like-minded, forward-thinking individuals who share my vision to provide innovative solutions that draw on the experiences and knowledge of our team.”

‘This merger brings together a team, able to provide a broader range of services and specialist advice as we guide clients through the difficulties arising from the pandemic.”

Alistair Dickson Head of SKSi Scotland added “I am excited to have taken on this opportunity to be part of SKSi that understands the market and shares my vision to deliver a fresh approach to businesses.”

Mark Phillips of PCR said “On behalf of all the team at PCR we are delighted to become part of SKSI.  Carrie’s vision and collegiate approach resonated with us and we look forward to working with the newly formed team.” 

Peter Hall added “Becoming part of SKSi has provided me with the opportunity to work with like-minded people with a similar depth of experience and knowledge.”