Paul is an Associate in the Forensic Accounting Team in Paris, having joined in July 2023.

Since his arrival, he has contributed to a corruption investigation for a French tech company across Asia. This involved assisting in an invoice review, conducting third-party risk assessments, selecting high-risk accounts, and reconciling accounts within a complex shareholding structure.

He has also participated in a fraud and technical accounting investigating for a large military and space corporation, investigating financial statements variations, reviewing internal communication and reporting the findings to the client.

Before joining FRA, Paul gained combined work and academic experience. His previous roles included working at Synergy Global Consulting, where he contributed to projects improving anti-slavery regulations and whistleblowing mechanisms in the African mining sector. Earlier in his career, he served in various roles at Anheuser-Busch InBev Inc during the Covid crisis, including in the German Financial Planning & Analysis team and later as the deputy director of logistics in France. In these roles, he led international teams and managed multimillion-dollar budgets, gaining expertise in financial modelling, planning, cost control, and crisis management.

Since joining FRA, Paul has actively participated in business development initiatives and authored articles published in industry-specific publications. His research focus includes regulatory changes, particularly in security class actions, UK FSMA, EU Representative Actions Directive, and EU environmental legal precedents.

He holds a Bachelor Degree in European Politics from King’s College London and Sciences Po Paris. He later specialized in economics research with a Master Degree in Development Economics, with a strong quantitative and statistical focus.

Fluent in French and English, Paul also possesses a good working knowledge of Spanish.