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AD/ Senior Manager, Forensic & Contentious Valuations


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  • Hays Senior Finance
  • London
  • 1 week ago

AD/ Senior Manager, Forensic & Contentious Valuations

Employer Location London, England, City of London Salary Upper quartile consultancy package Closing date 12 Dec 2024 View more categoriesView less categories Sector Salary band , , Hours Where will they be working You need to or to save a job.

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Your new company
My client is an international consultancy with a solution-based approach to client projects, issues and cases. They refuse to work in silos and their single, global P&L means they have the agility to populate a project with the best people available, wherever in the world they happen to be. In over 10 countries their growth has been purely organic, with occasional lateral partner hires, and the firm remains a pure Partnership in structure and ownership. Scale/size of projects is upper quartile and equates to Big 4/large US consultancy.
Breadth of mandates includes:

Engineering/Construction quantum/delay Disputes, Litigation and International Arbitration Transaction Advisory Carve-outs Due Diligence Bilateral process management in M&A Sales & Purchase Agreements Business Performance/Synergy work Valuations

In Forensics the focus till now has been primarily on International Arbitration and Contentious Valuations; the firm's expertise in Transactions can also produce post-deal disputes. There is the genuine chance to work across into other consultancy areas you may never have had the chance to try.
Your new role
This role would suit an up & coming Disputes SM/AD who sees themselves developing to Expert and beyond. Senior Managers at this firm are more like "mini Directors" - you have overall control of the case, and are the POC for the client by default.
The firm are exemplary in terms of growing their own Partners and you would have the full support - from mentoring to infrastructure - to complete this journey yourself.
In terms of BD/growing your own profile, you can absolutely bring in forensic work that is non-core for them , if that's what your contacts are likely to refer.
What you'll need to succeed

Forensic accounting expertise that includes a significant % of international arbitration and valuations. (Please note that fraud-centric candidates cannot be considered) Ability to navigate large and/or complex cases The desire to grow into an Expert in your own right, and beyond

What you'll get in return

An agile firm well-positioned to move quickly on opportunities Working with a core of ex big 4/ ex large firm Partners and staff Independence - conflicts are rare Working on global cases as well as UK ones A highly competitive reward package One of the best professional development programs in the business

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