Daniel Djanogly appointed FAS Director

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LONDON, 20 MAY 2015 – Cunningham Lindsey’s specialist forensic accounting division, Forensic Advisory Services (FAS) has appointed Daniel Djanogly as a Director in Litigation and Dispute Services. Daniel will be based in FAS’ Fenchurch Street office.

Daniel is an accredited forensic accountant Expert Witness, a Chartered Arbitrator, a Fellow of The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, a Qualified Expert Determiner and a Chartered Accountant. He specialises exclusively in the resolution of accounting, financial and valuation issues in complex business related disputes and significant financial crime matters.

Before joining FAS, Daniel was Principal of his own forensic accounting firm for nearly five years and prior to that was a forensic accounting partner at Kingston Smith and at Horwath Clark Whitehill (now Crowe Clark Whitehill).

Matthew Griffin, Head of Forensic Advisory Services in the UK said: “We are delighted to welcome Daniel to the team. His exceptional skills and expertise provide perfect synergies for our existing clients and allows us to target new markets. We’re widening the scope of our services by recruiting technical experts within specific disciplines, and Daniel offers valuable experience in litigation and dispute resolution for lawyers and insurers, a key area of growth for our business.”

Daniel Djanogly, said: “What attracted me to FAS in particular is the extensive technical expertise, industry experience and resources of a reputed global forensic accounting practice. The team has a strong and established background in the independent assessment of commercial losses and financial claims.

“My areas of expertise and experience in delivering forensic accounting services in the UK for many years are a good fit with FAS’ growth plans. This combination makes for a robust expert offering for business-related dispute resolution, whether in litigation, arbitration or other ADR procedures. I’m delighted to join FAS and look forward to developing the practice with my new colleagues.”