FTI Consulting announced the addition of Hitesh Tak to its team as a Senior Managing Director within the Corporate Finance & Restructuring segment. He will be based in Singapore.
Tak‘s extensive experience, spanning more than 25 years, focuses on strategy, operations, and performance enhancement. His expertise covers a wide range of industries, including diversified industrials, automotive, agri-commodities, mining, logistics, construction, and private equity. He has a proven track record of advising both public and private sector organizations throughout Southeast Asia.
In his new role, Tak will collaborate with business leaders, investors, and government stakeholders. His primary focus will be on improving operational resilience and maximizing value in complex situations.
Martin Wong, Senior Managing Director and Head of Southeast Asia Corporate Finance & Restructuring at FTI Consulting, expressed enthusiasm about the appointment. He highlighted Tak‘s extensive experience in transformation, regional knowledge, and cross-sector leadership as significant assets for clients navigating challenges and seeking performance improvements.
Tak has held numerous senior leadership roles across Asia. He has worked closely with C-suite executives and boards, assisting them in transforming business models, enhancing cost efficiency, and managing through periods of both growth and uncertainty. His experience also includes transformation programs for government entities and ministries, along with significant value creation projects for multinational and regional private sector clients.
This appointment underscores FTI Consulting‘s continued investment in its Corporate Finance & Restructuring segment within Asia. The firm aims to expand its ability to offer multidisciplinary expertise in performance improvement, business transformation, and value creation within complex markets.
FTI Consulting is a leading global advisory firm, employing over 7,900 people across 32 countries and territories. The company reported revenues of $3.70 billion in fiscal year 2024.
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