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Dipankar provides invaluable expertise to clients who become involved in corporate restructuring or insolvency. He is one of the UK’s most highly regarded insolvency experts with more than 25 years of experience.

Until his retirement at the end of 2004, Dipankar was a partner in PwC’s UK firm, where his responsibilities, in addition to client work, included heading the Risk Management, Compliance, and Technical functions in its Corporate Recovery practice. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales and was, until he surrendered his licence at the end of 2007, a licensed insolvency practitioner, having held his licence continuously from the introduction of the licensing regime in 1986.

Dipankar’s client assignments included some of PwC’s largest insolvency assignments, such as Enron Europe (2004) and Atlantic Computers (1991). He also acted as officeholder in virtually every form of insolvency procedure in a wide range of business sizes and industries. He also held appointments under the Financial Services Act and led the PwC teams on a number of restructurings outside formal insolvency processes. In his insolvency and restructuring work, Dipankar has worked with all the major banks as well as with other financial institutions and stakeholders, HM Government, and regulators in the UK, United States, Japan, and the Caribbean.

In addition to his professional work, Dipankar has served on the Finance & General Purposes Committee of the Insolvency Practitioners Association and as Secretary to its Technical Sub-Committee that reviewed and made submissions on the bill that led to the Insolvency Act 1986. He currently serves as a Senior Professional Panel Member for the Insolvency Practitioners Association’s monitoring and inspection team.