Envision Forensics is an independent forensic accounting and business valuation practice led by Graeme Bailey. The firm assists lawyers, Courts and parties in matters where financial information is contested and clear, objective expert opinion is required.
Envision Forensics & Business Valuations provides forensic accounting, business valuation and expert evidence services in matters where financial issues are contested.
We work with lawyers, Courts and parties to analyse financial information and present clear, defensible conclusions.
All work is led by a single accountable expert, ensuring consistency from initial analysis through to expert report and evidence.
Work is performed in accordance with professional standards, including APES 215 where applicable, and with an understanding of how expert evidence is tested.
Each engagement is approached with clear scope and proportionate analysis. Reporting is structured, assumptions are disclosed, and limitations are explained where relevant.
B Bus (Acc) RMIT University, MBA (Monash), MFA (UOW), MAICD, TMA, CPA (qual)
Graeme Bailey is a forensic accounting expert specialising in dispute matters involving complex financial issues and contested evidence.
He has worked with Big 4 Chartered Accounting firms and international resource companies across Hong Kong and the Asia Pacific, with experience in complex regulatory and commercial environments.
His expertise is in investigative financial analysis and expert reporting, with a focus on presenting clear, objective conclusions that can be relied upon in dispute contexts.
Each engagement is overseen by Graeme Bailey and supported by the broader Envision Forensics & Business Valuations team, ensuring consistency of analysis, clear reasoning and accountability throughout the engagement.
Expert evidence must be independent, based on financial records and structured to withstand scrutiny. Envision Forensics approaches each matter with:
Envision Forensics is typically engaged in matters involving expert evidence, business valuations, commercial disputes, family law financial matters, economic loss and financial investigations.
Each engagement is scoped based on the issues in dispute and the level of analysis required.
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