Alexander Aronsohn FRICS is a Chartered Surveyor with long and wide-ranging experience encompassing residential asset management, commercial and residential development, rating, national and international valuation and investment. Alexander assists the IVSC Standards Review Board and its Asset Boards on drafting IVS, perspectives papers, presentations, training and articles. In addition, Alexander has a leading role in various International Standards Coalitions and prior to joining the IVSC Alexander was the RICS Director of Technical Standards.

Sue has been a partner at Scrutton Bland, together with Andrew, for many years. Her specialism is close advice to corporate clients, including audit, valuation advice and succession planning. Sue has previously presented to the valuation group on valuation issues in the energy sector.

James Harrington is a Director at Kroll and provides technical support on client engagements involving cost of capital and business valuation matters. He is a leading contributor to Kroll’s efforts in the development of studies, surveys, online content and tools, and firmwide valuation models. James is co-author of the “Valuation Handbook” series with colleagues Carla Nunes and Roger Grabowski and is a contributing author to Cost of Capital.

A trusted advisor to EY insurance and financial services clients across EMEIA. Thought leader on the valuation of FinTech businesses and emerging technologies. Rommel jointly leads the EY Financial Services Valuation, Modeling & Economics (VME) team in London, serving corporate clients and financial investors in the insurance and financial services sectors. He advises EY clients on valuation matters in the context of strategic, capital-raising, transaction-related, regulatory, tax, and financial reporting considerations.

Jenny Nelder is a partner in Bruce Sutherland & Co, an independent firm of unquoted company share and business valuation specialists. She has been involved in valuing shares and businesses for many different purposes since 1981, when she left Touche Ross (now Deloitte). She lectures on share and business valuations for a number of professional bodies and contributes articles on the subject to the professional press.

Carla Nunes is a managing director in the Office of Professional Practice (OPP) of Kroll, based in the Philadelphia office, and a Kroll Institute Fellow. She has over 25 years of experience. In her OPP role, she provides firm-wide technical guidance on a variety of valuation, financial reporting and tax issues. She is also the global leader of Kroll’s Valuation Digital Solutions group, which produces the cost of capital thought leadership content and data housed in the Cost of Capital Navigator.

Yael has been advising clients on the global economic outlook and its impact on their strategy for over 20 years. Her research looks at the impact major shocks, as well as new technologies, could have on the economy and on individual businesses. Yael is a regular commentator on economic issues in the media. She won City A.M. Analyst of the Year award in 2016 and was named one of City A.M. Power 100 Women.

Andrew is a Chartered Accountant with many years’ experience of corporate transactions with specialism as a business valuer. He is also a main contributor to ICAEW’s quarterly newsletter and presents regularly to service users. Andrew is a consultant to Scrutton Bland where he indulges in work related to business valuation, litigation support and corporate finance transactions, acting for both buyers and sellers, advising value, on the main terms and on the tax implications of transactions.

Adam is a UK valuation partner with over 20 years of experience covering restructuring, M&A, financial reporting, tax, pensions, and contentious valuation situations. He has spent most of his career in London focused on valuations in the technology, media and telecoms sectors. More recently he spent three years leading a well-known valuation practice in Singapore, building Asian business experience across a broader range of sectors. Adam has a particular interest in and regularly work with DB pension scheme trustees, employers, and regulators on valuation related issues impacting DB scheme covenants.

Steve was one of the first shares and assets valuation valuers to become a full Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. Steve’s role as an assistant director requires him to oversee and advise some of the most experienced valuers in shares and asset valuation. He is currently leading the office’s position in several contentious policy areas and advises HMRC on the valuation implication of proposed legislation changes.