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HW Fisher appoints two new directors

Tamara Howe is now director of financial crime prevention, while Sam Dewes fills the role of director within the private client department

Chartered accountancy firm HW Fisher has announced the appointments of Tamara Howe and Sam Dewes as directors. They join as part of the firm’s latest round of promotions to support its continued growth. 

With over 15 years of experience in the accounting profession, Howe has been appointed director of financial crime prevention. She is a specialist in anti-money laundering, anti-bribery and corruption, as well as anti-facilitation of tax evasion. 

Prior to her appointment, Howe has advised clients on risk management, measuring the robustness of new and existing policies and procedures, while also developing in-house client onboarding systems. 

Meanwhile, Dewes has been appointed director in the private client department, having advised UK and international high net worth individuals, corporates and trusts on tax matters, succession planning, land and property issues, investments into UK businesses, as well as a clients’ UK tax filing obligations. 

Andy Rich, managing partner at HW Fisher, said: “As a firm, we are passionate about providing all our employees with the tools, experience and opportunities that they need to progress in their career. This enables us to continue to grow as a business and deliver the best possible service to our clients.

“A huge congratulations to Tamara, Sam and the rest of the HW Fisher team who have been promoted. It’s an exciting time, and we look forward to being by your side as you start this new chapter in your career as leading accounting professionals.”

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