Director, Forensic Accounting

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Kroll Restructuring practice aims to provide effective solutions to its clients.Our clients include major banks, asset-based lenders, private equity houses, accountants, law firms, financial sponsors, lenders, creditors, corporates, and individuals.

We are currently seeking an ambitious and qualified candidate with the following attributes to join our growing Dublin office as a Director. You will be involved in awide range of interesting and challengingcases, often spanning multiple jurisdictions.This is a unique opportunity to lead complex forensic accounting, expert witness and litigation support assignments across Ireland and internationally. The successful candidate will work closely with leading law firms, corporates, financial institutions, insolvency practitioners, private clients and their advisors in relation to commercial disputes, shareholder disputes, professional negligence claims, fraud investigations, valuation disputes and other contentious and non-contentious matters.

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RESPONSIBILITIES:

The Director will lead forensic accounting, expert witness, investigations and litigation support engagements involving inter alia commercial disputes, shareholder disputes, investigations, negligence and breach of duty claims, matrimonial cases, loss quantification and other contentious and non-contentious matters.

• Lead expert witness assignments, including preparation of expert reports and provision of evidence in litigation, arbitration, mediation and other dispute resolution forums.
• Direct complex financial analyses, including loss of profits, damages assessments, business interruption claims, matrimonial cases and shareholder disputes.
• Work closely with solicitors, barristers, clients and other experts in the preparation and delivery of engagements.
• Lead investigations involving allegations of fraud, financial misconduct, accounting irregularities and breaches of fiduciary duty.
• Critically assess and challenge financial, accounting and valuation evidence prepared by experts engaged for other parties.
• Lead client engagements from proposal through to completion, including budgeting, resourcing, quality assurance and commercial management.
• Act as the primary point of contact for key client relationships and deliver high quality work product.
• Originate, develop and maintain relationships with law firms, accountants, insolvency practitioners, financial institutions, State Bodies, corporates and other referral sources.
• Contribute to the growth of the practice through business development, thought leadership, networking and market profile initiatives.
• Mentor and develop junior team members through coaching, technical oversight and performance management.
• Promote the highest standards of professional conduct, integrity, quality and risk management.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Qualified Accountant (ACA, ACCA, CPA or equivalent). 
• 10+ years' experience in forensic accounting, disputes, investigations, restructuring or expert witness services within a professional services environment. 
• Strong experience preparing expert reports and supporting litigation, arbitration and mediation proceedings. 
• Experience quantifying financial losses and damages arising from commercial disputes, shareholder disputes, business interruption claims, professional negligence matters and other contentious engagements. 
• Strong financial analysis, modelling and report-writing capabilities with the ability to present complex issues clearly and persuasively. 
• Proven ability to develop client relationships, generate new business and achieve revenue growth objectives. 
• Established network within the legal, insolvency, banking and wider professional services community in Ireland. 
• Demonstrated leadership experience, including management and development of professional teams. 
• Experience giving evidence as an expert witness would be advantageous. 
• Active involvement in relevant professional bodies and industry organisations.

In order to be considered for a position, you must formally apply via careers.kroll.com.

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