Corporate

Provides leadership and support to organisations seeking to better understand their financial drivers.

Forensic

Uncover, analyse and clarify facts at the centre of disputes, frauds and other sensitive commercial matters.

Investments

Establish, manage, capitalise and co-invest in Australian direct and special situations.

Real Estate

Assists clients to grow, protect and recover value in their real estate portfolios.

Restructuring

Working with organisations to stabilise the business or to recover value on behalf of stakeholders.

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About us

We are Asia-Pacific’s trusted advisers in forensic, real estate, corporate advisory and restructuring.

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KordaMentha staff are actively engaged in giving back to their communities.

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Our reach is global with eight offices across Australia, Jakarta and Singapore.

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Evolution or revolution for expert evidence in arbitration?

27 January 2021

Forensic expert Owain Stone was recently featured on the newly re-launched Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) Australia website discussing the innovation challenges facing courts and arbitrations in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. In this article, Owain notes that while this has been a steady evolution for the historically more innovation-friendly arbitrations, the recent changes are revolutionary for some courts.

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Technology and the value of expert evidence in arbitration

11 January 2021

Forensic experts Ruby Lee and David Van Homrigh recently shared their insights in the Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration’s (ACICA) publication, ACICA Review. Discussing the value of expert evidence in the arbitral process, Ruby and David highlighted best practice principles and the efficiencies gained with the use of technology and the virtual environment.

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Property exposures update - September quarter 2020

22 December 2020

Our September quarter update is released as Australia emerges from its first recession in almost 30 years. A record surge in consumption drove a 3.3% rise in GDP over the three months to September, after plunging a record 7.0% in the June quarter.