FTI Consulting's economic consulting arm, Compass Lexecon, has named Dr. Adel Turki as President and Niall MacMenamin as Deputy President for its North America division. This new leadership structure aims to strengthen client relationships and drive growth in areas like antitrust, securities litigation, and complex commercial disputes. Former President Daniel Fischel remains as Chairman to focus on strategic guidance and talent development. The appointments highlight Compass Lexecon's commitment to maintaining its reputation for high-quality economic consulting and expanding its market presence.
Compass Lexecon leadership changes provide context for readers. For those following Financials-sector US stocks on Pluang, 85 of 118 rose and 23 fell as of Oct 13, 2026 17:11 WIB. Morgan Stanley traded at USD 193.50 with a 1-day change of +1.83% and a typical hold time of 91 days; Visa Inc was at USD 395.67, up 1.64%, with a 115-day hold time; HDFC Bank Limited Common Stock rose 1.59% to USD 22.94 with a 4-day hold time.
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