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About us
ZENITH has access to highly qualified team of professionals. The founding members of Zenith Corporate Finance LLP have Investment Banking and Big 4 accounting firms background and bring a substantial wealth of professional expertise and commercial experience as professional advisers and senior business executives. The founder is Atul Sharma, pictured below:
Atul Sharma is an experienced corporate finance professional with commercial executive experience following Big 4 accounting firm background. He is currently the senior partner of The GKP Partnership and SharmanS, London-based accountancy firms with a focus on international tax planning and wealth management. Since 2003 he has also served as interim-CEO of US-based Comstock Industries Inc, in preparation for re-listing on a US secondary market.
Atul has built a career on delivery of quality, value-based management consulting and strategy, privatisation-related mergers and acquisitions; and clients include: BT group, AT&T, Carlton and BASF.
He was previously with Deloitte & Touche between 1990-95 spearheading the firm's expansion into Eastern and Central Europe and India for consulting and corporate finance work resultant from the privatisation and restructuring in the region. Prior to this, Atul had worked as a senior accountant with other Big 4 accounting firms: KPMG and PriceWaterhouse.
His expertise include: corporate finance transactions such as mergers, acquisitions and public offers, due diligence, fund raising, strategic consulting, disposals and divestment, capital structuring, joint ventures, international tax strategies, business planning and audit. Atul is also a former charity trustee of The Shooting Star Hospice, LMCA and Global Disaster Relief Fund. He is also a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, a livery member of the Worshipful Company of Management Consultants and a Freeman of the City of London.
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