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Deloitte transfers experienced partner from Canada to UK valuations team

25 February 2016

Bill Stamatis, a Deloitte partner from Toronto, joined the UK’s valuations team this month. A partner at the firm in Toronto for 15 years, he led valuations for a number of high-profile life sciences, private equity, infrastructure and industrial clients. He brings considerable transaction experience, having worked in corporate M&A for a global tools and services company in the life sciences and health care sector. 

Andrew Robinson, UK and EMEA head of business valuation services commented: “Bill brings considerable skill in solving complex valuation problems, a capability we can deploy in the UK and across EMEA. We can also strengthen our trans-Atlantic support for clients and deepen our valuation experience base.”

Bill has deep ties to the International Institute of Business Valuers and the American Society of Appraisers, where he serves on the Education Committees of both organisations.

Bill commented: “I am excited to be here in such a varied but globally important market. This dynamic lends itself to an eclectic mix of challenges and opportunities. The UK firm is renowned throughout our network for solving the most critical issues. I look forward to working with my UK colleagues and helping our clients excel.”

Additionally, Colin Tait, a valuation director based in Edinburgh, has recently joined the team, and will be focusing on the Financial Services Industry.

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