Forensic Services Manager

Lead high-impact investigations with real commercial consequence.


This is an opportunity to step into a visible leadership role within a nationally respected advisory firm, shaping complex fraud, insolvency and dispute matters across diverse sectors.


Package


Strong base salary reflecting seniority and scope


Performance-linked bonus


Clear progression toward senior leadership


Investment in continued professional development


Benefits


Private medical cover


Pension contribution


Structured learning and development programmes


Inclusive and supportive team culture


Why this business


This organisation is a nationally recognised advisory firm with a strong presence across the UK and international reach. Its forensic practice is trusted on complex investigations, high-value disputes and contentious insolvency matters. Known for clear thinking and commercially grounded advice, the firm combines technical excellence with a pragmatic approach. With sustained growth and increasing demand for investigation-led work, the London team offers genuine strategic visibility and leadership responsibility.


What you’ll be doing



  • Lead forensic investigations and dispute engagements from scoping through to expert reporting

  • Shape case strategy, including fraud analysis, asset tracing and quantum assessments

  • Manage client relationships, legal stakeholders and internal teams to deliver high-quality outcomes

  • Contribute to practice growth through mentoring, compliance oversight and business development


What you’ll bring



  • ACA, ACCA or equivalent qualification with strong forensic accounting experience
  • Proven track record leading investigations, supervising teams and reviewing complex work

  • Experience in fraud, insolvency investigations, litigation support or damages analysis

  • Commercial judgement with the ability to balance strategic oversight and detailed analysis


Who this suits


You’re a commercially minded forensic professional who thrives on complex, high-stakes matters. You’re confident leading engagements and influencing legal and corporate stakeholders. You enjoy developing others while maintaining hands‑on involvement in technical delivery. Most importantly, you’re ready to take ownership of significant investigations within a firm that values clarity, credibility and measurable impact.


Apply now for a confidential conversation with Walker Lovell.


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