The Senior Team
STUART GILHAM
Stuart is a Director of Parmentier Arthur and re-joined in February 2019 following five years in the Valuation, Modelling and Economics (“VME”) team at EY London where he was an Assistant Director (Senior Manager). During his time at EY Stuart undertook a large number of valuations of shares, businesses, earn outs, deferred consideration, intellectual property and carried interests for income tax, capital gains tax and Inheritance Tax Purposes.
Stuart has been a member of the Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) since 2004 and is also an associate member of the Society of Share and Business Valuers (SSBV), a member of the ICAEW Corporate Finance Faculty and a member of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) where he is undertaking the professional experience route to chartered surveyor status.
ROD MASON (ACA, CTA)
Rod is a Director of Parmentier Arthur, joining after thirteen years at EY Manchester where he was an Assistant Director in the Reward team and then Valuation, Modelling and Economics (“VME”) team. Prior to that he worked at Andersen and Deloitte. Rod’s specialism is around the valuation of management incentive plans and wider employee share plans, including negotiations with SAV. He also has significant experience of valuations of shares, businesses, earn outs, deferred consideration and carried interests for income tax, capital gains tax and inheritance tax purposes.
Rod is a Chartered Accountant and a Chartered Tax Advisor.
STEVE LYGO (FRICS, MEWI )
Steve is a senior consultant with Parmentier Arthur, joining the company directly from HMRC’s Shares and Asset Valuation office where he was a member of the small special cases appeals team working on problem cases.
He has considerable experience in:
- Acting as expert witness in commercial litigation and family law proceedings.
- Negotiating share values with SAV
- Providing valuation advice for all tax-related purposes including employee incentive schemes
- Valuations in a commercial context, such as share sale or purchase and fair value determinations
Steve is a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors’ business valuation faculty and a Member of the Expert Witness Institute.
He is listed in the Expert Witness Directory as an expert in business valuation and has given expert evidence in Court on a number of occasions.
PETER WYATT (FCA)
Peter is a senior consultant with Parmentier Arthur and a Chartered Accountant. He qualified with Coopers & Lybrand (now PricewaterhouseCoopers). Moving to Canada with Coopers, he joined a client company (a quoted subsidiary of Rio Tinto plc) where as Vice-President Corporate Development he was responsible for group strategic planning and the acquisition and sale of subsidiary companies.
He joined Parmentier Arthur in 1990 and focuses on commercial and litigation support valuations and the preparation of business plans and financial forecasting models.
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