Jason Maloney

Director

Biography

Jason Maloney has almost 20 years of experience working in the insolvency industry.

He has been involved in a diverse range of corporate insolvency assignments including trading companies whilst in Administration, sales of businesses and Voluntary and Compulsory Liquidations.

Jason has accumulated a wide range of experience across multiple industries, including trading of companies whilst in Administration leading to business sales, including hotels, leisure centres, finance providers and manufacturers.

Recent cases he has led on include dealing with entities that are subject to FCA oversight and authorisation, including a finance provider for car loans, credit unions, and an insurance broker.

Jason has considerable experience of dealing with property related insolvencies from working on insolvency assignments arising from the purchasers of distressed debt, including NAMA.

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31st Floor
40 Bank Street Canary Wharf, London, E14 5NR

Contact Details:

london@btguk.com

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