2008
KPMG Czech Republic expands its Forensic Services operations
Michael Peer is a Chartered Accountant from Canada and a Certified Fraud Examiner. He joined KPMG in Central & Eastern Europe in 2006. He has over 15 years of experience in performing forensic investigations, including those involving fraud and other irregularities and leading corporate intelligence research. He has aided clients, including national governments, global corporations, multi-nationals and local enterprises through sometimes complex disputes involving breaches of contracts and defending against damages claims.
Prior to moving to Prague, he was responsible for KPMG UK’s Forensic practice covering island-based financial centres. His experiences from there, and from having worked on engagements in many countries around the world while part of KPMG’s Forensic practices in the U.K. and Canada, give him a wide range of practical experience, industry insight and cultural awareness.
Alexander Nagy has in excess of nine years of experience in conducting forensic audits, leading fraud investigations and regulatory reviews and advising clients on diminishing the risks of fraud in their businesses. His clients have included multinationals, global companies, local enterprises and national and local government. He has at the instruction of the client, performed numerous investigations into corruption under the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and local legislation.
Prior to joining KPMG in Central & Eastern Europe, he was with Deloitte in the Czech Republic. He graduated from the University of Economy in Bratislava in Economics. Alexander is a registered chartered accountant (ACCA).
KPMG Czech Republic expands its Forensic Services operations
KPMG Czech Republic is pleased to announce several key appointments and promotions recently made to the management and team of its Forensics service line. These appointments will bolster its team of dedicated Forensic professionals offering investigation, dispute advisory and regulatory services throughout the region.
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Michael Peer has recently been appointed a Partner of KPMG in Central & Eastern Europe, with responsibility for Litigation and the Dispute Advisory Service line of Forensics, which assists clients with accounting-related aspects of disputes. Centred in Prague, he has responsibility for the services in the Czech Republic and across Central & Eastern Europe. |
Michael Peer is a Chartered Accountant from Canada and a Certified Fraud Examiner. He joined KPMG in Central & Eastern Europe in 2006. He has over 15 years of experience in performing forensic investigations, including those involving fraud and other irregularities and leading corporate intelligence research. He has aided clients, including national governments, global corporations, multi-nationals and local enterprises through sometimes complex disputes involving breaches of contracts and defending against damages claims.
Prior to moving to Prague, he was responsible for KPMG UK’s Forensic practice covering island-based financial centres. His experiences from there, and from having worked on engagements in many countries around the world while part of KPMG’s Forensic practices in the U.K. and Canada, give him a wide range of practical experience, industry insight and cultural awareness.
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Alexander Nagy has recently joined KPMG in Central & Eastern Europe Forensics as a Director responsible for the Forensic in the Audit service, which focuses procedures on the detection of financial statement fraud and misrepresentations. He has responsibility for leading these services in the Czech Republic and Central & Eastern Europe. |
Alexander Nagy has in excess of nine years of experience in conducting forensic audits, leading fraud investigations and regulatory reviews and advising clients on diminishing the risks of fraud in their businesses. His clients have included multinationals, global companies, local enterprises and national and local government. He has at the instruction of the client, performed numerous investigations into corruption under the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and local legislation.
Prior to joining KPMG in Central & Eastern Europe, he was with Deloitte in the Czech Republic. He graduated from the University of Economy in Bratislava in Economics. Alexander is a registered chartered accountant (ACCA).
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