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Ewen Fleming
London Office Head, and Head of Consulting & Financial Services
7 October 2021
Why businesses must exercise caution over the inevitable post pandemic M&A surgeIf there is one thing we know about the boom-and-bust cycle it is that from adversity emerges opportunity. As previous downturns have shown, economic crises are almost always followed by high levels of M&A - and 2021 is shaping up to follow the trend. Ewen Fleming, Partner and Head of Financial Services, explains further.
Andrew Walker
Chief Executive
14 January 2021
- Financial Services
- Food & Drink
- Infrastructure & Renewable Energy
- Oil & Gas
- Technology & Life Sciences
- Private Client Tax
- VAT & Duty
- Wealth
After an eventful start to 2021, which has already seen the completion of Brexit, new lockdown measures and the acceleration of the COVID-19 vaccination programme, experts from Johnston Carmichael have revealed their top business predictions for the remainder of the year.
Andrew Walker
Chief Executive
30 September 2019
Johnston Carmichael opens London officeLeading Accountancy and Advisory firm, Johnston Carmichael has opened a London office as part of a strategic expansion of its financial services sector offering. The new location is the first premises the firm has opened outside Scotland since it was established over 80 years ago.
24 March 2019
Johnston Carmichael expands financial services expertise with partner hireJohnston Carmichael has has strengthened its financial services advisory team with the appointment of a key strategic hire.
3 January 2018
- Agriculture
- Financial Services
- Food & Drink
- Infrastructure & Renewable Energy
- Oil & Gas
- Technology & Life Sciences
After a snap general election, the beginning of Brexit and Bank of England interest rates rising for the first time in 10 years, the economy saw its share of surprises in 2017.
So, what will 2018 hold for Scottish business? Here’s our top ten predictions for the year ahead:
