Louise Brittain to probe bankrupt Colin Hendry’s finances
The assets of former football star Colin Hendry to be investigated by Deloitte’s Louise Brittain
The assets of former football star Colin Hendry to be investigated by Deloitte’s Louise Brittain
Deloitte’s Louise Brittain is to investigate the assets of former football star Colin Hendry, who was declared bankrupt last month.
The partner in the Big Four firm’s contentious insolvency division will examine the complex financial arrangements of the Scottish star, who has debts of £2.2m, according to the Daily Express.
Brittain has worked on many high profile bankruptcies before, including former Atomic Kitten Kerry Katona and Michael Barrymore.
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