Analysis Group Principal Jessica Resch to Discuss Valuation and the Future of Damages at the Dispute Resolution in M&A Transactions International Conference
Event: Dispute Resolution in M&A Transactions International Conference Dates: 21–22 May 2026 Host: ICC Dispute Resolution Services, ICC Poland, and Gessel Attorneys at Law Location: Warsaw, Poland
Analysis Group Principal Jessica Resch will present on a panel of economic experts at the Dispute Resolution in M&A Transactions International Conference in Warsaw. The session, which will be moderated by ICC Poland President Dr hab. Beata Gessel-Kalinowska vel Kalisz, will explore asset-based and cash-based valuations and the future of damages, both in the context of non-going concerns and in light of UNCITRAL Working Group III proposed investor-state dispute settlement reforms.
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Jessica Resch
PrincipalJessica Resch is a testifying expert in complex disputes involving valuation, damages, and finance issues, with particular experience in international arbitration, commercial litigation, and shareholder disputes. She has been appointed as an expert in matters before international arbitral tribunals and national courts, including the High Court of Justice of England and Wales, and has provided expert testimony on valuation and damages issues across a wide range of sectors and fact patterns. Her work is especially focused on complex valuation questions, including the assessment of cost of capital, discounts and premia, and the value of derivatives and distressed assets.
Ms. Resch’s case experience includes disputes involving oil and gas developments, project investments, shareholder and joint venture conflicts, failed transactions, breach of warranty claims, FSMA Section 90 and 90A securities litigation, and those relating to private equity, venture capital, and other funding arrangements. She has worked extensively on matters arising in difficult economic and operating environments, including periods of financial crisis, post-pandemic disruption, political instability, civil unrest, and heightened sovereign risk. Prior to joining Analysis Group, Ms. Resch was a partner and co-founder of an economics consulting firm.