Global business advisory firm FTI Consulting saw a third-quarter income of $27.5 million, up 20 percent from a year ago, the company reported last week.
The firm’s revenues increased 28.5 percent to $325.5 million, it said.
The company specializes in high-end business consulting, including legal, economic, and restructuring consulting.
“While FTI generally profits from market change and volatility, the unprecedented volatility of the capital markets and the breakdown of confidence in the financial system caused a temporary but sharp slowdown in business decision-making and regulatory activity,” FTI President and Chief Executive Officer Jack Dunn said in a statement. — Aaron Cahall
