Interpath Advisory, the financial advisory firm, has announced that it plans to add a further 40 roles in Ireland before the end of 2025 amidst strong revenue growth.
Interpath has made significant and confident investment in growing the business as it builds a market-leading financial advisory and restructuring proposition with the best talent. It is on track to record triple-digit revenue and profit growth in the current financial year ending 31 March 2024 and aims to further double its revenues during the coming financial year 2024/25.
In February 2024, Interpath moved into its new 10,000 sq ft headquarters at Riverside 2, Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, Dublin, to support the continued growth of its operations in Ireland, which includes offices in Cork and Belfast. The firm expects to grow its team in Ireland to 120 professionals by end of 2025, adding approximately another 40 roles. A number of further senior hires are set to be announced in the coming weeks.
The growth of Interpath in Ireland is part of a wider international expansion by the group. Interpath has 15 offices across the UK, Ireland, Cayman Islands and British Virgin Islands, employing more than 700 staff. The firm has ambitions to become a truly international organisation and is in advanced plans to further broaden its geographic footprint in both Asia and mainland Europe this year.
Kieran Wallace, Managing Director at Interpath in Ireland, said: “Less than two years into our journey and we’re right where we want to be – investing in bringing in the best talent and challenging the market in Ireland as we create a truly leading, multidisciplinary firm with an independent financial advisory and restructuring business. The investment required to get here was always expected and part of our set up and growth strategy.
“Our continued investment in the team, offices and proposition not only demonstrates our commitment to that ambition but has also fuelled our relentless growth. The scale and expertise we have built, with true cross collaboration between practices, is reaching a critical point and momentum, having grown rapidly over the past year, and we expect do so again over the coming 12 months.”
