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Forward Global strengthens London investigations team with three senior appointments

The hires add experience in asset tracing, fraud inquiries and cross-border disputes as Forward Global expands its litigation support capabilities.

  • Forward Global announced three senior appointments to its London Corporate Intelligence and Investigations practice, expanding the firm's litigation support and disputes capabilities for international clients.
  • President Matthieu Creux said Forward Global is investing in top talent to connect intelligence, investigations, cyber, risk, and communications into one cohesive firm serving clients on complex threats.
  • Darren Matthews joins as partner heading litigation and disputes investigations in London, while Maendly covers Switzerland and Christopher Morris leads EMEA business development.
  • Led by Charles Carr, the expanded practice collaborates with Matt Bell and Judith Jacob, offering intelligence capabilities across Europe, Russia, the CIS, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East.
  • Charles Carr added that bringing these colleagues together provides language coverage and investigative depth to handle sensitive cross-border matters, strengthening the firm's integrated support capabilities.
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Forward Global strengthens London investigations team with three senior appointments

Forward Global has expanded its London corporate intelligence and investigations practice with the appointment of two new partners and a managing director, bolstering its litigation support, disputes and intelligence capabilities across the UK, Europe and the wider EMEA region.

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