Mr. Gupta provides financial analyses, economic advisory, forensic accounting, and other litigation support services to clients and their counsel.
Shalabh Gupta has provided financial analyses, economic advisory, forensic accounting, and other litigation support services to clients and their counsel for 10 years. His work typically involves the evaluation of economic damages, preparation of expert reports, and expert witness testimony in a broad range of complex commercial litigation, investor-state arbitrations and international arbitration matters, including breach of contract, M&A and fraud, as well as in construction disputes. He has also worked on multiple engagements related to investigations, asset tracing, and end-use of borrowed funds.
Mr. Gupta’s work experience includes a wide range of industries including telecom, restaurant and hospitality, real estate, oil and gas, retail, banking and financial services, cannabis, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, and renewable energy.
Before joining Secretariat, Mr. Gupta worked as part of disputes and investigations practices of Berkeley Research Group, FTI Consulting, and Deloitte in India.
Reassessing the APT Rules: The Premier League’s Financial Regulation Dilemma
This article explores the evolution of the PL’s financial regulations including the introduction and revision of the APT Rules, key issues raised by MCFC in the APT Rules Arbitration, and the potential impact of the ruling on PL’s regulatory framework.
This article explores the initial ruling, the subsequent overturning of the NFL Sunday Package verdict, and the critical role of financial experts in the litigation process.
From Revenue to Reputation: What Really Drives Football Club Valuations?
This article delves into the fascinating world of football club valuations, explores the methodologies used for publicly reported values, and identifies factors that contribute to the often-surprising gap between reported values and transaction prices. Further, it discusses potential reasons that could explain the discrepancy between the reported value and the transaction price for recent transactions involving Chelsea F.C., Manchester United, and AC Milan.