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All 3 range a lot in terms of projects, people, and culture/work environment from office to office so it depends where you are.
In terms of reputation within forensics :
A&M > Kroll > EY
Depending on the office, A&M will likely be disputes heavy, Kroll will be investigations heavy, and EY will lean toward insurance and compliance work
In terms of general reputation of the firms as a whole (all service lines) EY obviously has the biggest brand given their sheer size as a Big 4 audit firm. But A&M has the stronger reputation in certain focus areas like forensics, M&A, restructuring, and certain areas of management consulting. Kroll is more niche and pretty much purely focused on forensics and valuation.
There’s also pay to consider. I’m not exactly sure where Kroll falls but I know they pay more than EY. And A&M pays more than both
A&M is less office dependent than MD dependent. There are MDs who do nothing but forensic accounting investigations, and those MDs have staff all over the country. At A&M, you don’t really join an office. You join a team.
Kroll is a very high quality and well managed organization
I’d take A&M over internal transfer for a few reasons. Your variety of work has a chance to be greater as does the pay. I don’t much about Kroll.
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Stay far away from EY Forensics. Go A&M.
The obvious choice is A&M and it’s not even close
OP I haven’t interviewed you yet . . .
Always go to A&M if that is an option.
A&M all the way.
Office means a lot for all this offers. Kroll will be smaller projects, smaller clients smaller shop, A&M lot of dispute work some investigations, EY more investigations. Transfer internally and you can always jump if you don’t like it.
I wouldn’t say it’s a lot of insurance claims as those are completely different from the FEMA work. But to EY2’s point, since the deadline did last hopefully we’ll get more work in for investigations, disputes, insurance, etc. I think I speak for everyone when saying we’ve all had enough fema work for a while
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