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07 Feb 2012
RSM TENON, the listed accounting company which reshuffled its board last month after a profit warning, has appointed a head of corporate finance.
Peter Vandervelde has been made national chair of RSM Tenon's corporate finance team. Previously he was managing director for RSM Tenon's transaction services.
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Last month Andy Raynor and Bob Morton, chief executive and chairman at RSM Tenon, left the company after it revealed that it expected to report a loss for the six months to 31 December 2011.
The UK's seventh-biggest accountant also said that it could be forced to restate its financial year results. The company's share price closed nearly 30% lower on the day of the profit warning.
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