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The new head of finance at Aberdeen-based Vysus Group boasts a string of senior roles since his studies at Robert Gordon University.

AAB snaps up Edinburgh firm Purpose HR in central belt expansion drive © Supplied by Anderson Anderson & Brown AAB's latest acquisition is announced by chief executive Graeme Allan and Purpose HR CEO Lisa Thomson. Anderson Anderson & Brown (AAB), of Aberdeen, has continued its central belt expansion by snapping up a majority stake in Edinburgh firm Purpose HR. Fast-growing accountancy and business advice company AAB said the deal, for an undisclosed sum, gave it “exciting” growth opportunities in the UK and internationally. It comes hot on the heels of AAB’s takeover of Glasgow-based a...

© Rory Raitt rawformat.Ltd@gmail. Angus McCuaig, managing partner at Hardie Caldwell (left) and Graeme Allan, chief executive at Anderson Anderson announce a merger of the two firms. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Anderson Anderson & Brown (AAB)’s ambitions to expand its accountancy and business support activities across Scotland’s three largest cities have taken a major step forward, following its takeover of ...

INVESTMENT in Scottish commercial property sharply declined amid “unprecedented” conditions in 2020, new figures show. The total value of property transacted sank to £1.2 billion last year from more than £2bn in 2019, as the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic imposed “many barriers” to deals being done. The crisis sparked a “flight to quality stock and the rise of the industrial and logistics sector” amid the rapid growth of online delivery activity, according to analysis from property firm Knight Frank. Investment in office deals plunged to £347 million from £759m in...

Latest research by global real estate adviser CBRE has revealed a positive end to 2020 for the Aberdeen office market, with a take-up of 155,926 sq ft for the final quarter. While this is down 34% on the same period in 2019, it is 26% up on the five-year average of 123,307 sq ft for Q4. The total take-up of office space in Aberdeen in 2020 was 424,797 sq ft. Although this is again down from 2019’s total of 505,710 sq ft, it is 11.3% above the five-year average and represents Aberdeen’s second-best year for office occupational take-up since the 2014 oil price drop. A further 186,...