Disputes & Valuations Consultant – Vice President

Overview

In this Senior Vice President role, you will lead complex disputes, valuation, and forensic investigations within the Disputes & Valuations team of the London Risk Advisory practice. You’ll steer work streams, develop robust financial models, and prepare expert deliverables for high-stakes cases. You will collaborate with cross-functional professionals, support legal teams, and mentor Consultants while engaging with clients on major investigations and claims. This hybrid, globally connected environment emphasizes analytical rigor, clear reporting, and impactful, scalable solutions.

Pay / Benefits

• health benefits
• time-off policies
• retirement benefits
• income protection

Responsibilities

• Lead work streams on litigation, arbitration, valuation and investigation matters and align them with overall project objectives
• Plan and conduct research using tools like Capital IQ, Companies House and Bloomberg and interpret data independently
• Manage document organisation on Relativity and collaborate with the eDiscovery team on evidence gathering
• Perform detailed analysis of financial statements and accounting records to identify key drivers and summarize conclusions for leadership
• Build flexible financial models with scenario functionality and auditable documentation
• Prepare damages calculations and refine valuation approaches including WACC and comparables
• Interpret and apply IFRS and UK GAAP accounting standards in analyses
• Review opposing expert analyses, develop counter-arguments, and contribute to expert reports
• Produce clear written deliverables and effective visual presentations for senior stakeholders
• Support in expert preparation, issue identification, risk assessment and cross-examination questions
• Liaise with solicitors, barristers, clients and industry specialists
• Coach and review Consultants’ work and contribute to practice development and marketing materials
• Attend to day-to-day delivery of forensic accounting engagements and coordinate with digital forensics, economics, M&A, and restructuring teams
• Collaborate with global offices and participate in cross-border engagements
• Engage in ongoing development with a dedicated Performance Partner and training resources

Key requirements

• ACA or ACCA qualification and degree
• Minimum 5 years of relevant forensic accounting, disputes, valuation or financial advisory experience
• Experience in disputes, valuation or investigation engagements and expert reports
• Advanced Excel skills and modelling
• Knowledge of research/valuation data sources (Capital IQ, Bloomberg, Mergermarket, Companies House) and Relativity
• Solid understanding of valuation methods (DCF, WACC) and damages claims; IFRS and UK GAAP knowledge
• Strong written and spoken English communication skills
• Ability to lead a work stream and manage competing priorities under tight deadlines
• Commitment to AlixPartners Core Values and an inclusive environment

• Strong communication skills
• Leadership and mentoring abilities
• Analytical and critical thinking
• Advanced Microsoft Excel (financial modelling)
• Valuation techniques (DCF, WACC)
• Financial statement analysis

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