MHA bolsters Restructuring practice with new partner Nicola Clark
As MHA expands its advisory services across the UK, it is exploring key opportunities in Manchester. With hire of Nicola Clark as a partner, the firm will grow its restructuring practice in the north-west to better-support to businesses, banks, funders and the wider professional community in the region.
MHA is a national accountancy and advisory firm MHA, which is also the UK member firm of Baker Tilly International. As the firm looks to follow up a successful 2025, where its IPO powered it to record results, the firm has appointed experienced restructuring and business recovery professional Nicola Clark as a partner.
Andrew Feeke, head of MHA’s Manchester office, said, “Nicola is an enormously experienced insolvency professional with an impressive record of collaborating with clients to guide them through the advisory, restructuring and business recovery process. We’re thrilled she has chosen to join us to develop and lead our restructuring team in the north-west.”
Clark joins from Azets, where she was a partner for the last five years. Overall, as a licensed insolvency practitioner, she has over 20 years’ experience in restructuring and recovery, advising lenders and the directors and shareholders of businesses facing challenges. Over that career, she has honed skills dealing with administrations, liquidations, corporate simplification, tax-driven shareholder restructuring, and recovery of asset value for lenders across the property sector.
She added, “This is a great opportunity for me to help MHA establish and grow a dedicated restructuring service in the region. My approach is always to help clients and their advisors understand all the options available to them and then to focus on providing pragmatic solutions. I want to use the experience, skillset and relationships I’ve developed throughout my career to support clients to achieve good outcomes, whether that’s businesses facing challenges, or solvent restructuring processes aimed at unlocking shareholder value, corporate re-organisation or group entity simplification.”
