Disputes & Valuations Consultant - Vice President

Overview

Senior Vice President in London Risk Advisory leads complex disputes, valuation and investigation engagements. You’ll guide research, model development, and expert deliverables while coordinating with cross-functional teams and clients. You’ll shape damages calculations, apply IFRS/UK GAAP, and challenge opposing analyses to support high-stakes proceedings. This role offers global collaboration, cross-border opportunities, and a pathway to grow leadership and technical expertise within a supportive, inclusive culture.

Pay / Benefits

• health benefits for well-being
• flexible time-off policies
• retirement and financial planning support
• hybrid work model
• professional development and training
• inclusive workplace culture

Responsibilities

• Lead work streams on litigation, arbitration, valuation and investigation matters and align with overall project objectives
• Plan and perform independent research using Capital IQ, Companies House and Bloomberg
• Manage document review on Relativity and coordinate with eDiscovery team for evidence gathering
• Analyze financial statements, identify key drivers, and summarise conclusions for leadership
• Build flexible financial models with scenario functionality and audit-ready documentation
• Prepare damages calculations and highlight assumptions and risk areas
• Apply valuation techniques and refine data sets; explain key assumptions
• Interpret accounting standards and assess data for compliance
• Review opposing expert analyses, develop counter-arguments, and support senior leadership
• Produce clear written deliverables and compelling graphics for expert reports
• Assist in assembling materials for expert preparation and key issue identification
• Liaise with solicitors, barristers, clients and industry specialists
• Coach and mentor Consultants; contribute to practice development initiatives

Key requirements

• ACA or ACCA qualification and degree
• Minimum 5 years in forensic accounting, disputes, valuation or financial advisory
• Experience in disputes, valuation or investigation engagements and contributing to expert reports
• Advanced Excel skills and flexible financial modeling
• Knowledge of research and valuation data sources (Capital IQ, Bloomberg, Mergermarket, Companies House) and Relativity
• Understanding of valuation approaches (DCF, WACC) and damages types, IFRS and UK GAAP
• Strong written and spoken communication skills
• English fluency; additional language advantageous
• Ability to lead a work stream and manage deadlines
• Commitment to AlixPartners’ Core Values and inclusive environment

• strong communication
• leadership
• collaboration
• financial modeling
• forensic accounting
• damages calculations

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