UK
Ireland
Dominic leads our Accounting Advisory team nationally and has over 15 years of experience advising private and listed businesses across a wide range of sectors on complex technical accounting and financial reporting matters.
Experience
Dominic provides specialist technical accounting and financial reporting advice to wide range of companies across a number of sectors.
This advice includes projects on the application of technical accounting either as part of transactions or as part of the annual reporting cycle. Examples being mergers and acquisitions, new debt or equity issues, remuneration and incentive plans, group reorganisations, implementation of new standards and audit readiness support – often working as part of cross-functional teams including Transactions Services, Audit and Tax.
Dominic has an in-depth knowledge of International and UK Financial Reporting Standards and Company Law, across a broad range of technical areas.
Notable client work and achievements
Relevant projects that Dominic has led include:
- Application of new accounting standards (UK GAAP and IFRS).
- Assistance with IFRS conversions and preparation of HFIs for Capital Market transactions.
- Provision of technical accounting advice for complex transactions, such as revenue recognition, share-based payments, acquisitions and disposals, group reorganisations, fundraises, IPO and private equity investment
Professional qualifications/memberships
Dominic is a fellow member of ICAEW and currently sits on the ICAEW Corporate Reporting Faculty Board.
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