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An analysis of the property market and predictions for the rest of the year
Despite socio-economic challenges and fluctuating interest rates impacting the UK property market, the property sector starts to show signs of recovery, although experts continue to warn about ongoing economic uncertainties.
Daniel Richardson
Partner
Licensed Insolvency Practitioner
Daniel is a Partner at CG&Co, being a Licenced Insolvency Practitioner and Property Receiver.
Having started his career in insolvency and property receivership in 1999 with national accountancy practice UHY (now Cooper Parry), Daniel made his way through the ranks, becoming partner in 2013. During his time with UHY, Daniel dealt with a number of high-profile insolvency cases, whilst also acting on receiverships for the UK’s largest Building Societies and Banks.
In 2016 Daniel joined CG&Co, and since his arrival he has overseen the firm grow substantially, both in size and reputation.
Cases of note
Administrator of a peer-to-peer lender.
Special Administrator of a FOREX company on behalf of the FCA.
Administrator of property company with land value in excess of £100m.
Administrator of a high street shoe retailer.
Sector experience
Hotels and hospitality venues.
Retail.
Property – commercial and residential.
New build developments.
In recent years Daniel has worked with an increasing number of bridging lenders and has adapted the receivership service offering to be relevant to the sector, given its fast pace.
Daniel is an Affiliate Member and Licenced by The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. He passed the Joint Insolvency Examination Board qualification in 2008. He is also proud to be CG&Co’s representative on FIBA’s Professional Partner panel.
Expertise
Hotels and hospitality venues
Retail
Commercial and residential property
New build developments
Latest advice from
Daniel Richardson
What the latest mortgage possession statistics clearly highlight for lenders
Property Receivership
The government’s latest mortgage and landlord possession statistics are nothing if not salutary.
The reason for this is simple: they shed insight into what’s unravelled since the coronavirus restrictions on property receivership were officially lifted – while also hinting at what might rest in store.
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