WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., July 29 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- FTI Consulting, Inc. (NYSE: FCN), the global business advisory firm dedicated to helping organizations protect and enhance their enterprise value, announced today that it has expanded its International Arbitration offering to include multiple professionals in Washington, New York, Toronto, Paris, Geneva and London. FTI's clients will further benefit from the recent addition of Howard Rosen to the company's International Arbitration team. Howard Rosen joins FTI as a Senior Managing Director and will be based in Toronto and Paris.
FTI's International Arbitration experts combine skills in accounting, economics, statistics, finance and industry in assessing damages and addressing other issues in international arbitration. They will work closely with FTI colleagues with specialist skills in forensic investigations and forensic accounting, construction, real estate, energy, corporate finance, corporate restructuring, supporting technological services in electronic discovery and data management, and related areas to offer a wide-ranging set of services to FTI's international arbitration clients.
Commenting on the new appointment, Jack Dunn, President and Chief Executive Officer, said, "Howard's joining FTI reinforces our commitment to the international arbitration community and further deepens the portfolio of services FTI offers its global clients. We are pleased to welcome him to FTI."
John Klick, Senior Managing Director and Head of FTI's Economics Consulting segment, said: "I am tremendously excited by this very significant strengthening of FTI's international arbitration capabilities. International disputes require the ability to work across geographic boundaries, and having team members in multiple locations around the world allows us to effectively serve clients. We believe FTI offers the largest collection of senior individuals focused on damages issues in arbitration of any firm. In combination with the specialist forensic, construction, and other capabilities already offered, FTI is poised to be a powerful force in the arbitration community."
Howard Rosen added: "I am delighted to be joining FTI along with a number of my colleagues. We have worked extensively together in the past and look forward to continuing to offer a high quality service to our clients. FTI has an excellent range of capabilities to offer the international arbitration community.
