Xeinadin bolsters Fylde team
Accountancy and business advisory firm Xeinadin has appointed Simon Denye as partner in its Fylde office, strengthening its specialist tax and transaction advisory services across the North West.
Simon brings extensive experience advising owner-managed businesses and entrepreneurial groups on mergers and acquisitions, tax due diligence, corporate restructuring and succession planning.
He has supported businesses through acquisitions, disposals and ownership transitions, helping clients navigate key milestones including retirement, succession and sale preparation.
His expertise also spans tax-efficient business structuring, HMRC enquiries, share incentive schemes, cryptocurrency and cross-border tax matters.
Simon said: “I’m joining at a time when a lot of businesses are actively considering ownership changes, whether that’s growth through acquisition, restructuring or preparing for sale.
“Xeinadin’s model allows that work to be supported locally, while drawing on wider technical expertise where needed.
“That combination is increasingly important as transactions become more complex, and business owners look for more joined-up advice.
“I look forward to contributing to the continued success of the team and the clients we serve.”
Simon’s appointment comes as Xeinadin continues to expand its presence across the Fylde Coast and wider North West following the recent addition of Campbell Crossley & Davis.
The firm say Simon’s arrival enhances its ability to support businesses requiring specialist transaction and tax advice alongside day-to-day accountancy and business support services.
Alex White, managing partner, Xeinadin North West, added: “As we continue to grow our presence in the North West, including in Fylde, it’s important that clients can access specialist advice locally.
“Simon’s experience means we can support businesses not just with their day-to-day needs, but with more complex decisions around transactions, succession and long-term planning.”
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