Hailing from the beaches and sunshine of Australia, Guy joined UHY Hacker Young as a graduate trainee in 2000, qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 2004 and was promoted to Partner in 2010. Guy is also a member of the Securities and Investment Institute having completed his Diploma exams in 2006.
Guy is a specialist in providing audit and corporate finance services to clients in the regulated financial services and natural resources sectors.
Within the regulated financial services sector Guy acts for stockbrokers, fund managers and corporate finance houses. In conjunction with his auditing role Guy provides compliance advice to businesses at every level in this sector, from those preparing for regulation by the FSA to those requiring assistance with the on-going maintenance and development of their internal compliance function.
Within the natural resources sector he provides audit services to private and listed mining and oil & gas production groups and a diversified mineral exploration groups. His client base is geographically diverse with operations across South East Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, Australia, South America and the US. This has given him considerable experience working on cross border transactions and auditing across multiple locations.
Having acted on numerous IPOs, acquisition investigations and related due diligence exercises for clients, Guy is well-placed to advise new entrant and established businesses in this technical but rewarding arena.
When not working Guy is happiest when doing something sporty and involving running or mountain sports.
Contact
g.swarbreck@uhy-uk.com
Phone 020 7216 4600
Fax 020 7767 2600
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Expertise
AIM support services
Audit
FSA compliance
Oil & gas and natural resources
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