Ivan Kirov

Education

Ph.D. and M.A., economics, The University of Chicago; B.A., mathematics and economics, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Summary of Experience

Dr. Kirov applies economic, financial, and statistical analysis and theory to solve client problems, including in complex finance, securities, antitrust, and class action litigation matters. His litigation and consulting experience includes damages and liability analyses in numerous Rule 10b-5 and Section 11, ERISA, valuation and real estate valuation, M&A, and consumer class action matters. In securities fraud litigation matters, Dr. Kirov evaluates the economic impact of statements and/or omissions, including developing models to simulate stock trading behavior, estimating damages exposure and potential settlements, and evaluating class certification arguments and materiality. In finance and valuation matters, Dr. Kirov develops models to value companies and complex, opaque assets, including the analysis of merger premia and sales mechanisms. He has assisted clients and experts in all phases of the litigation process, including class certification; merits; expert reports; deposition, trial, and mediation preparation; and settlement negotiations. Prior to joining Analysis Group, Dr. Kirov traded corporate bonds at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.