On January 18, five senior partners at two of the country’s biggest accountancy practices did something almost unprecedented: they resigned. Eamonn Richardson and Kieran Wallace both tendered their resignations from KPMG. The two men have led the insolvency practice for a decade and had a string of appointments such as the liquidation of IBRC and the share receivership of the Quinn Group. Meanwhile, over in Deloitte, Ken Fennell, Mark Degnan and James Anderson informed the firm’s hierarchy of their departure too. Fennell led the firm’s restructuring division. The five are leaving to launch Interpath Advisory’s new Dublin office. Interpath was…

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