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Begbies Traynor Group has announced it has rebranded to BTG Consulting intended to reflect the company’s shift to a “broad-based financial and real estate advisory business”.
Under the new structure, the group’s activities will be marketed across eight service lines including restructuring, deal advisory, valuations, and property management.
The company will retain two specific sub-brands for its established divisions: BTG Begbies Traynor for formal insolvency appointments and BTG Eddisons for real estate advisory.
Financial reporting will continue to be divided into two segments: restructuring and advisory, and real estate.
The group has applied to Companies House for the name change, which will also see its stock market ticker updated to BTG.
The company’s website transitioned to a new address on 2 February 2026 to comply with AIM regulatory requirements.
Over the past 10 years, the group reported compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in revenue of 13%, with adjusted profit before tax and dividends increasing by 20% and 8% respectively.
Mark Fry, chief executive, said: “This development enables us to bring our financial and real estate advisory businesses together under common branding. This change reflects the evolution of the group in recent years into a broad-based advisory business.
“The rebranding to BTG will enable us to further leverage our expertise to enhance, protect and realise the value of our clients’ businesses, assets and investments; providing strategic advice and solutions that drive growth, mitigate risk, and deliver lasting value.”
Ric Traynor, executive chairman, added: “The evolution to BTG reflects the significant growth and development of the business in recent years and our plans to deliver our medium-term targets and beyond. The updated branding is better aligned with the broad range of services and capabilities available within the Group and our ability to assist our clients across multiple areas of expertise.”










