Most recently at A&M, Ms. Rokas was part of the team leading the investigations into a complex fraud at a UK-based healthcare entity under administration with operations in the Middle East. Prior to that, she led the forensic investigations into alleged fraudulent activities at a Greek-Cypriot owned construction company in liquidation. She also led the asset tracing and forensic workstreams related to a purported theft of funds at a private equity fund.

Previously at A&M, Ms. Rokas spent five years as part of the team leading two English High Court receiverships in the JSC BTA Bank v. Ablyazov multibillion-dollar fraud matter. This involved managing the receiverships and coordinating efforts across jurisdictions, conducting investigations, asset tracing, recovery and protection, dealing with trading operations and litigation actions, and the sale and transfer of assets.

Ms. Rokas’ disputes work in preparing expert reports has ranged from asset tracing and forensic matters to considering issues on valuation, quantum of damages, and critically assessing the methodology adopted for claims and counterclaims. Her carve-out, integration, and interim management experience includes acting as HR manager during a carve-out and the subsequent M&A of a UK-based financial technology company for a global private equity firm. Ms. Rokas managed HR issues for 1,000 employees in 50 countries and provided M&A integration support.

Prior to joining A&M, Ms. Rokas was an Associate Director with Capstone Advisory Group’s Valuation practice in New York. She provided financial analysis and performed business valuations for expert opinions, strategic planning, and financial reporting purposes.

Ms. Rokas earned a bachelor’s degree in finance (magna cum laude), a master’s degree in finance (distinction), and an MBA (high distinction) from Bentley University. She is a member of A&M’s EMEA Women’s Network Senior Committee and former co-chair of the Junior Committee. Ms. Rokas is a Certified Fraud Examiner.