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Interpath Advisory

  • Mark Kleinman: Well runs dry for Thames Water creditors

    Business

    Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City Editor and the man who gets the Square Mile talking in his Morning Wire column Well runs dry for Thames Water creditors Are Thames Water’s taps about to run dry? Not literally, of course – but Andy Burnham’s arrival in Downing Street has fired the starting gun on a creditor sprint to [...]

    Mark Kleinman is Sky News' City Editor and writes a column for Morning Wire
  • Claire’s and The Original Factory Shop collapse into administration, risking thousands of jobs

    Retail

    High street chains Claire’s and The Original Factory Shop (TOFS) are being put into administration, after their owner said “last-ditch” measures had fallen through, putting about 2,500 UK staff at risk of redundancy. The two retailers had already undergone restructuring and were bought by investment firm Modella Capital last year. Modella said it had made [...]

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  • Interpath and beyond: The surge of private equity investment in professional services

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    It was revealed this morning that Big Four giant KPMG’s former restructuring division, Interpath Advisory, was in exclusive negotiations with Bridgepoint to acquire a majority stake in its business, the latest in a string of private equity deals in the professional services sector. KPMG sold the arm to private equity group HIG Capital in 2021 for £400m. [...]

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  • KPMG spin-out Interpath Advisory makes third loss in four years as sale revealed

    January 5, 2026

    KPMG’s former UK restructuring division, Interpath Advisory, has fallen to its third loss since breaking away from the Big Four firm in 2021, it has been revealed. The business has reported a pre-tax loss of £11m for the 12 months to 28 March, 2025, new accounts filed with Companies House show. That comes after Interpath [...]

  • Bodycare: Creditors to lose millions after retailer’s collapse

    October 21, 2025

    Bodycare owed more than £30m when it collapsed into administration with the loss of around 1,400 jobs, it has been revealed. The high street health and beauty retailer fell over in September with an initial 32 stores closed and around 450 employees being made redundant. That move was followed a few days later when it [...]

  • Bodycare: Full list of stores to close as 450 jobs lost

    September 5, 2025

    High street health and beauty retailer Bodycare has collapsed into administration with the loss of 32 stores and around 450 jobs being made redundant. Nick Holloway, Chris Pole and Mike Leeds from Interpath have been appointed joint administrators to G.R. & M.M. Blackledge plc, which trades as Bodycare. Founded in 1970 on a market stall [...]

  • Seraphine: Princess of Wales’ favourite owed a king’s ransom

    August 15, 2025

    Seraphine, the maternity fashion retailer whose clothes were worn by the Princess of Wales, owed over £33m as it collapsed into administration before being rescued. The business ceased trading and entered administration in July with consultancy firm Interpath appointed to oversee the process. The move led to the majority of its 95-strong staff being made [...]

  • Gusto: Restaurants to close and almost 200 jobs lost as rescue agreed

    July 29, 2025

    Almost 200 jobs have been lost at Italian restaurant chain Gusto after a deal to buy it out of administration was agreed. Cherry Equity Partners is to acquire the majority of Gusto in a move which will lead to around 190 redundancies and the closure of six restaurants. The deal, which is being undertaken through [...]

  • Pizza Hut: The fortune owed by firm behind UK restaurants before rescue

    May 12, 2025

    The company behind Pizza Hut’s restaurants in Britain owed more than £50m as it collapsed before being rescued, it has been revealed. Heart With Smart (HWS) was saved in January by an entity controlled by investment firm Directional Capital in a deal which salvaged all but one Pizza Hut location. Its new owner was the [...]

  • Technicolor: Visual effects studio owed over £100m ahead of collapse

    April 28, 2025

    More than £100m was owed by Technicolor, the visual effects company which worked on films ranging from Disney’s 1940 Pinocchio to 2024’s Mufasa The Lion King when it collapsed into administration in the UK, it has been revealed. Interpath was appointed to oversee the process at the business in February in a move which also [...]

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