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Senior Forensic AccountantCirca £90,000 + bonus London - Hybrid (flex)Insurance SectorThis PE backed, global provider of services and technology solutions to the insurance market has experienced several years of consistent and sustained growth. With operations across multiple countries, an all-embracing approach to digital transformation and a market leading service offering, the business is going from strength to strength.To support the ongoing growth, the new role of Senior Forensic Accountant has been created.The role of Senior Forensic Accountant is to resolve financial insurance losses, including but not limited to, business interruption, product recall, product guarantee, cyber, fidelity and stock, by investigating claims through the detailed analysis and review of accounting records, third party information and general enquiries.Through the methodical analysis of financial data and public information, you will be required to evaluate and identify the real economic impact of the insured incident, enabling the instructing party to minimise risks, protect assets and make informed decisions.Upon completion of the review, the role is extended to assessing the quantum, negotiating the quantum with brokers, lawyers, accountants, and corporate management.Throughout the process, you will be required to work closely with the claimant and the adjuster, at times on your own otherwise as part of the larger accounting team. You may be re...

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