Financial Services Experts
Demetrios Vakratsas
McGill University
Larry Wynant
Western University
In today’s world most activities have a financial side to them. Money issues lead to disputes and even lawsuits. The reasons vary which is why at times there is a need for expertise in financial services.
Expert consultations in the field of financial services cover many areas of knowledge including:
- fiduciary duties,
- securities,
- investment,
- risk control,
- risk management,
- accounting,
- stock trading,
- commodity trading,
- anti-fraud,
- lending,
- banking,
- statistics,
- taxation,
- financial statements.
These financial experts can help with evaluating a business, selling a business, financial forecasting, real estate management, and corporate investments. Those dealing with such issues are often certified accountants or the expert works as part of a team that includes people with accounting knowledge.
Financial services can act as a tool to assess risks of a potential action or not taking an action. Financial services are also used to get advice in the tax, stock and bond industries. In addition, such experts are able to analyze the existing financial situation to help with the investigation of fraud.
All of these industries can become the subject of legal proceedings in large part because they can involve large sums of money where contentious issues can only be settled through the legal system.