Michael Tuohy Partner, Audit & Assurance
Michael Tuohy is a partner and head of our financial services audit & assurance team. He has over 18 years experience providing audit and advisory services to Irish and International banks, investment firms and regulated funds. He has assisted financial institutions with risk, governance and regulatory reviews. He has particular expertise in the area of financial reporting advisory having led a number of such assignments for the firm in the past. Michael has lectured extensively in the area of Financial Reporting for Chartered Accountants Ireland and a number of public and private sector institutions.
Michael is a key member of the firm’s international financial services technical group, playing a significant role in the development of the technical output and publications of the firm.
Michael is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland.
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