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Job description
As a Manager you will be involved across all areas of FIDS London work including corruption, fraud and other investigations, commercial disputes, business integrity assignments, transaction disputes, fraud prevention and compliance programme development.
As a FIDS Manager, you'll build valued relationships with external clients and internal peers and develop a portfolio of projects by focusing on high value opportunities. You'll lead presentations and proposals for complex projects or elements of highly complex projects, and provide subject matter insight to bids and proposals. Drawing on your skills and experience, you'll create innovative commercial insights for clients, adapt methods and practices to fit operational team and cultural needs, and contribute to thought leadership. You'll package overall project findings into clear, concise, high-quality work products and act as a subject matter resource, leveraging knowledge and experience to shape services to client problems. As a respected senior professional you'll communicate effectively with EY engagement Assistant Directors and Executives and work to build, manage and motivate high-performing teams, and help key staff to build sustainable competencies.
Technical skills requirements
You'll have knowledge and experience of a number of the following areas:
Fraud and forensic investigations (e.g. occupational fraud, bankruptcy and insolvency, insurance fraud, mortgage fraud, procurement fraud)
Valuation and finance concepts (e.g. cost of capital, risk adjusted discount rates)Understanding, digesting, explaining, analysing company accounts and financial information
Modelling, testing, documenting financial scenarios and anticipating challenges
Analysing strengths/weaknesses of opposing cases, formulating alternative damage scenarios and advising on strategic implications
Preparation of expert witness reports including review, analysis and verification of evidence
Competition disputes, intellectual property and brand integrity disputes, insurance claims, audit malpractice defence and product recall disputes
Corruption investigations and knowledge of regulatory environment including corruption issues (Bribery Act, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, OECD convention on corruption, local corruption legislation, enforcement trends)
Securities fraud and market abuse detection and investigation
Fraud prevention including fraud risk assessments and compliance program development
Asset tracing investigations and recovery
Forensic due diligence and forensic audit support
Investigation concepts (evidence preservation and collection, data privacy, legal privilege, investigative interviewing technique, business intelligence)
Review of policies and procedures, internal processes and controls
