JP Langevin, CPA, CFA, CBV/EEE, CFF

JP Langevin

JP Langevin , CPA, CFA, CBV/EEE, CFF

Regional Managing Partner

Jean-Philippe Langevin, CPA, CFA, CBV, CFF, is the Regional Managing Partner for the Greater Montreal region. He provides strategic direction for the Montreal, Laval and Longueuil offices and leads the team of over 400 professionals providing services to clients. 

A partner at MNP for over 10 years, Jean-Philippe is also a member of the Valuations & Litigation Support team. Results-oriented, Jean-Philippe gains a thorough understanding of each client’s needs in order to deliver an optimal solution in a timely manner.  His clients include litigation lawyers requiring assistance in areas such as commercial litigation, damage quantification and family law, and tax lawyers requiring valuation advice in corporate reorganizations and non-arm’s length transactions. He advises buyers and sellers, helping them accurately determine the value of businesses before a potential transaction. He also works with corporate management teams on valuations for financial reporting and internal planning purposes.

Building from his distinguished academic achievements while at McGill University, Jean-Philippe has prepared expert reports for court proceedings addressing damage quantifications and is recognized as an expert in business valuation by the Québec Superior Court, Ontario Supreme Court of Justice and the Administrative Tribunal of Québec. Designated a Chartered Business Valuator (CBV) in 2010, he is also a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA), a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and is accredited by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants in Financial Forensics (CFF).

 


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