Crowe Horwath expands corporate finance and tax advisory teams
Accountancy group, Crowe Horwath has announced the expansion of its corporate finance and tax advisory teams.
The firm, which is part of the Findex Group, announced that former Ernst & Young transaction advisory services partner, David Ward had joined its ranks, alongside former KPMG tax partner, Trevor Pascall.
The pair have been appointed as corporate finance and tax advisory principals respectively.
Commenting on the appointments, Findex global head of business development, Peter Gardiner said they were part of Crowe Horwath's move to meet increasing demand for corporate and tax advisory services across the firm's national platform as part of the transition to offer all clients a comprehensive family office service.
"In short, the family office model involves providing clients with the opportunity to access a wide range of financial-related services from one trusted source at a competitive price," he said.
Gardiner said that although both appointments would be based in Queensland, they would have a national focus.
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