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Professional services firm Crowe has promoted Mark Holborow to insolvency and restructuring partner, effective from 1 July 2025.

Holborow joined Crowe in 2022 as a director and has nearly 20 years’ experience in insolvency and restructuring, having previously worked at ‘Big Four’ and mid-tier firms.

He specialises in advising businesses in financial distress, with a focus on avoiding formal insolvency where possible. He works with accountants, lawyers and institutional investors to help clients assess restructuring options and protect creditors’ interests.

Holborow advises a broad range of clients, from start-ups to large national companies and non-profit organisations. He is a licensed insolvency practitioner with experience in administrations, creditors’ voluntary liquidations, company voluntary arrangements and members’ voluntary liquidations.

His promotion follows a series of strategic partner appointments at Crowe and reflects the firm’s growth strategy and focus on client service.

Chief executive Nigel Bostock said: “We are delighted to welcome Mark to the Crowe partnership. His promotion will further strengthen our insolvency and restructuring capabilities to deliver tailored solutions to businesses under financial pressure.

“This is a critical time for many businesses, as ongoing economic uncertainty is compounded by recent increases in National Insurance contributions, salaries, and taxes. Mark’s extensive experience and strong expertise means he is well-equipped to help clients to navigate turbulent and uncertain times.”

Holborow added: “I’m excited to start the next stage of my career with Crowe, working closely with Steven Edwards to continue to grow our insolvency and restructuring service offering.The rate of formal insolvency appointments has remained persistently high over the last two years, and 2025 shows little sign of improvement.

“Crowe’s expertise, client base and national footprint mean we are ideally positioned to support businesses across the UK which are struggling with financial distress and stakeholder pressure.On a personal level, Crowe’s culture of openness, support and investment in our people perfectly aligns with my own ethos.”

Steven Edwards, partner in insolvency and restructuring at Crowe, said: “Mark’s client-focused approach and deep expertise make him a trusted advisor to both his clients and peers. His promotion is well-deserved and a testament to the care, diligence and precision he brings to his work.

“As we continue to expand our insolvency and restructuring capabilities, Mark’s appointment will play a key role in driving our continued success.”

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