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Assistant Manager, Forensic & Dispute Services

Big 4 Firm

London

Permanent

Updated September 20, 2008

• This is your opportunity to join a growing Forensic & Dispute Services team, based in London.
• You will gain exposure to incredibly exciting projects of a highly sensitive nature, working on cases that often gain high levels of media exposure. Work is varied and no two cases are the same. In addition, your career and promotional opportunities are vast.
• Our client's Forensic Department is the world's largest global practice meaning you will get the opportunity to work abroad (particularly within the EU), experiencing varying business and cultural environments. Being part of a specialist group, but within a large global firm, means you will be part of a personalised culture but with the support and benefits of a large organisation.

•Our client are renowned for their innovative and collaborative culture, commitment to delivering outstanding quality service to clients and enabling our people to excel in everything they do. Forensic & Dispute Services is a prime example of this. The department is a leading global practice providing specialist advice to companies and lawyers who require detailed investigations to be undertaken or disputes to be resolved.
• This means a wide and varied exposure for you to be able to develop and gain further skills in areas such as corporate fraud, money laundering, corruption cases, dispute work - assisting to quantify damages in legal cases, determining dispute over sale and purchase agreements or providing commercial advice; or intellectual property work, whilst working for our highly recognised brand.

Who we're looking for
As Assistant Manager you will:
• Assist clients to investigate alleged breaches of FSA statutory regulations
• Prepare analysis work incorporated into expert witness reports to quantify losses
• Work overseas to investigate allegations of bribery or corruption
• Assist clients to assess and improve their fraud or anti-money laundering risk management

To qualify you must possess:
• Excellent academics and ACA qualification or equivalent experience
• A practice background but looking to grow your career in a more specialist environment
• A logical and methodical approach to problem solving
• Strong numeracy skills with the ability to absorb large amounts of data
• The ability to establish effective working relationships - with a strong client focus
• Effective time management and the aptitude to work to tight deadlines
• The ability to work as part of a team, capable of assuming different roles
• Strong commercial acumen and market awareness
• A second language - although this is not essential
• Due to the nature of the work with wide, often short-notice travel to work in the EU, it is vital you must hold an EU passport.