Interpath Advisory has chosen Aberdeen as it’s second Scottish office location with its chief executive labelling the city as an ‘important market’.
The independent financial advisory business, which was founded in May 2021 following the sale of KPMG’s UK Restructuring practice, will move into the Silver Fin building.
The new offices in the Union Street building will see the company join other tenants such as the recently announced Shell, Neo Energy, Prosafe, Barclays and Kellis Midsteam.
Aberdeen plays an important role
Blair Nimmo, Interpath Advisory chief executive, described the Granite City as an “important market”.
He said: “Aberdeen and the broader North East of Scotland is an important market for us, so we’re delighted that our second home is here in the Granite City.”
The Interpath team will be led by managing director, Geoff Jacobs, who has more than 10 years experience of working in the local market.
He said: “Following our launch as an independent business earlier in the year, it’s been vitally important for us to find a home in the centre of the city that provides us with a first-class, dynamic working environment.
“The Silver Fin Building is an outstanding space, giving us the flexibility we need to be able to collaborate across teams, whilst being right in the heart of the business community so we are close to hand for our clients.”
Strong support for firms across the north east
Interpath has a team of 80 people across Scotland, of which six are based full-time in Aberdeen.
The opening of Interpath’s new office in the city centre comes hot on the heels of its first UK office, which opened in Edinburgh’s Charlotte Square earlier in September.
The firm, which is headquartered in London, plans to open a further nine offices across the UK, with leases also already agreed for properties in Reading and Nottingham.
In recent months, the team has worked with organisations across the north east, Dundee and the Highlands to help them navigate the turbulence stemming from the pandemic and broader economic uncertainty.