Forensic Accountants (Business Interruption & Complex Loss)

Forensic Accountants analyze financial records to quantify economic damages in complex claims. They evaluate business interruption losses, extra expenses, inventory losses, fraud, and financial irregularities. They work closely with adjusters, attorneys, and insureds to determine the financial impact of a loss.

This role requires strong accounting expertise, investigative ability, and familiarity with insurance policy structures.

Appropriate Designations

(Not insurance designations, but relevant professional credentials)

• CPA — Certified Public Accountant
• CFF — Certified in Financial Forensics
• ABV — Accredited in Business Valuation
• CPCU — Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (optional but respected)