Ian Daniels

Financial Controller (COFA)

About Ian Daniels

Prior to joining Invicta Law as Financial Controller I spent a number of years as Head of Finance and Financial Controller in a range of private sector SMEs and FTSE listed businesses.

I have a background in financial planning, commercial finance, treasury management, auditing and consulting gained in the Financial Services, PFI, Retail, Manufacturing and Charity sectors.

I am a Fellow Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, qualifying in 2006.

I started my career as an auditor with Larkings Chartered Accountants. Upon qualifying I moved to the Charities Aid Foundation working in financial planning and treasury management. I worked for HCP, a PFI company as Finance Manager and then moved to Smiths Group Plc as Divisional Financial Controller.

Following a period of consultancy, during which time I worked on a range of corporate finance and change management projects, I became Head of Finance at Saga Plc heading up the group team overseeing the insurance and travel divisions.

Ian is applying his extensive private sector experience to lead and guide Invicta Law during the next stage of its development
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