Mr. Rivière is a financial expert involved in international arbitration (commercial and investment cases) and domestic litigation cases. He specialises in contentious valuations and quantifying complex economic and financial losses.
Alexandre Rivière is a financial expert involved in international arbitration (commercial and investment cases) and domestic litigation cases. He specialises in contentious valuations and quantifying complex economic and financial losses. He has been involved in various disputes: contractual dispute, valuation dispute, expropriation, shareholders’ dispute, post- transaction dispute, construction dispute, unfair competition, and other contentious matters.
Mr. Rivière has been appointed as a quantum expert on many arbitration and litigation cases. Mr. Rivière has testifying experience in international arbitration cases in French and English.
Mr. Rivière has assisted clients in Europe, North America, the Middle East, and Africa, in a variety of industries, including aeronautics, telecom, oil & gas, energy, mining, real estate, hotel and leisure, healthcare, media and advertising, luxury goods, consumer goods, food catering, and transportation.
Since 1998, Mr. Rivière has assisted clients in transactions, financial and accounting investigations, performance improvement, and business recovery. He has expertise in economics and financial analysis, in the valuation of businesses, financial assets, and shareholdings.
Who’s Who Legal recognizes Mr. Rivière as a Global Leader: Arbitration Expert Witness 2022
According to Who’s Who Legal:
“Alexandre Rivière comes highly recommended as a leading economist in the gamut of unfair competition-related matters, including complex valuations.”
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Strengthening Export Control Compliance: Advanced Strategies for Third-Party Audits
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