They are five of Ireland’s most senior and respected restructuring and insolvency experts. Now, in a move that will cause tremors across Ireland’s close-knit accountancy industry, all five have resigned their partnerships in ‘Big Four’ firms to lead a new restructuring and advisory firm that is entering the Irish market. In a major shock of the industry, KPMG partners Kieran Wallace and Eamonn Richardson have both resigned to join Interpath Advisory, a private equity-backed business that acquired KPMG’s insolvency business in the UK last year. They will be joined by Deloitte partners Ken Fennell, Mark Degnan and James Anderson. Sources…

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