FTI Consulting, Inc announced the continued investment in its Financial Services practice within the Forensic and Litigation Consulting segment with the appointment of Denis Reynolds as a Senior Managing Director.
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Mr. Reynolds, who is based in Toronto, has more than 30 years of experience advising large, globally significant financial institutions. He joins FTI Consulting from KPMG Canada, where he served as a Global Client Lead Partner leading large-scale complex business and regulatory-driven change projects.
In his role at FTI Consulting, Mr. Reynolds will focus on providing trusted advisory services at the board, executive committee and C-suite level, as well as growing a financial services team of highly skilled professionals to serve clients in Toronto and across Canada.
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“Denis is a proven and transformational leader who analyzes issues through his clients’ eyes and aligns solutions to meet their needs,” said Stella Mendes, a Senior Managing Director and Leader of FTI Consulting’s Financial Services practice. “His appointment not only strengthens our practice, but it also greatly strengthens our ability to provide our clients with practical solutions to the growing number of complex financial challenges they face.”
Prior to his time at KPMG Canada, Mr. Reynolds spent more than two decades at KPMG UK advising large, globally significant institutions headquartered in London, with operations in North America, Western EU member states and Asia.
Speaking on his appointment, Mr. Reynolds said, “I look forward to joining a team of talented and experienced professionals within the Financial Services practice at FTI Consulting. Organizations all over the world are dealing with myriad financial challenges, and our growing team will be able to offer actionable solutions to help clients meet their most pressing needs.”
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