Audit firm Deloitte Luxembourg has appointed 11 new partners and managing directors. These appointments will take effect on 1 June 2024 and are in the audit & assurance (A&A), advisory & consulting group (ACG) and tax departments.

Four partner appointments for the ACG department

joined Deloitte in 2011 and brings 13 years of experience in Belgium and Luxembourg. With a diverse range of expertise, she advises clients on digital transformation in a variety of sectors, including the public sector, utilities and transport.

Christophe Felice has over 12 years of experience in the insurance sector, joining Deloitte in 2011. A specialist in scalable operating models, his expertise covers digital transformation, process optimisation and the creation of strategic partnerships.

Elena Petrova joined Deloitte in 2014 and initially specialised in risk advisory, before moving into financial advisory in 2016. Currently leading debt advisory services, she has extensive experience in credit risk management, non-performing loan resolution, loan valuation and raising debt financing.

brings extensive experience in cybersecurity. Having joined Deloitte in 2012, he advises international organisations on improving their cybersecurity posture and currently leads the cyber strategy and transformation service offering. He holds numerous certifications in his field, including CISSP, GSTRT and GCCC.

Two new partners in the A&A department

Jaime Millan has over 13 years of audit experience in the real estate, funds and manufacturing sectors in Luxembourg and Spain. Since joining Deloitte Luxembourg in 2013, Millan has obtained qualifications such as réviseur d'entreprises and member of ROAC in Spain. He is a chartered alternative investment analyst (Caia).

Marion Rory joined Deloitte Luxembourg in 2010 and specialises in the audit of commercial and industrial entities, as well as complex audits. As an auditor and co-chair of the Ila working group dedicated to SMEs and family businesses, Rory brings in-depth expertise and a nuanced understanding of the specific needs of family businesses and SMEs.

Four partners and a new managing director in the Tax department

Iva Gyurova joined Deloitte Luxembourg’s transfer pricing team in 2014, after gaining experience at Deloitte Bulgaria. She has expertise in assisting multinational clients with transfer pricing issues, such as global documentation, corporate restructurings and litigation management.

Marcell Köves joined Deloitte Luxembourg in 2015 and is part of the M&A tax advisory team. He focuses primarily on real asset alternative fund managers, providing tailored tax advice for the design and implementation of fund and holding platforms in Luxembourg.

Tomas Papousek has 15 years of experience in providing VAT advice to companies in the financial services sector. His expertise covers VAT advice to asset managers, management companies, banks and insurance companies.

Jonathan Streicher is an expert in cross-border taxation for asset management and alternative investments, with over 16 years of experience. Since joining in 2020, he has played a central role in the development of Deloitte’s end-to-end investor tax reporting solution for AIFs. He is a certified steuerberater (German tax advisor) and assistant tax professor.

Julie André joined Deloitte in 2017 and has over 18 years of experience with direct tax in the financial sector. She leads direct tax compliance work for banks, professionals of the financial sector, insurance and reinsurance companies, as well as traditional asset management companies. André has been named managing director.

“With the promotion of these outstanding professionals, we demonstrate our commitment to expanding our multidisciplinary model and leading in those areas that are of increasing importance to our clients,” said , CEO and managing partner of Deloitte Luxembourg.

This article was first published in French on . It has been translated and edited for Delano.