Blackpool finance company founded in 1994 bought by one of UK's top accountancy businesses
A Blackpool insolvency firm which was founded in the town 32 years ago has been bought by one of the UK’s top accountancy firms.
A Blackpool-based insolvency practice established in 1994 has been snapped up by accountancy services and business advice firm Xeinadin. Campbell Crossley & Davis (CC&D) was established by Ian Williamson and has since advised SMEs across multiple economic cycles.
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The team has seen a sustained increase in insolvency activity since the pandemic, particularly in sectors such as hospitality, construction and retail, where rising labour costs and reduced consumer spending continue to affect viability.
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The acquisition brings an experienced corporate recovery into Xeinadin, including Williamson, and additional partners Chris Brindle and Francesca Vivace.
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Derry Crowley, chief executive of Xeinadin, said: "Corporate Recovery is a critical part of the advice SMEs need in the current climate. Bringing Campbell Crossley & Davis into Xeinadin represents a deliberate investment in strengthening that specialist capability, ensuring we can support business owners through every stage of the cycle across the UK and Ireland."