By James Kasim
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The recipient of a master of business
administration from the University of Southern
California, James Kasim has served as a financial
executive and certified public accountant for
more than two decades. He spent much of that
period at Ernst & Young LLP's EY Kenneth
Leventhal Group in the position of senior
manager for advisory and assurance business
services. This role bolstered James Kasim’s
experience with US Securities and Exchange
Commission rules and regulations, real estate
investment trust rules, and corporate governance
rules.


In 1995, Kenneth Leventhal & Company was a highly
successful real estate accounting firm of international
repute, founded by Kenneth Leventhal and Stan Ross.
In the mid-1990s, the firm merged with Ernst &
Young LLP, and the EY Kenneth Leventhal Real Estate
Group came into being.
The merger was of benefit to both firms. In 2010,
Leventhal acknowledged that obtaining a stronger
foothold internationally would have entailed great
costs, while Ross praised the technical specialists
whose skills became accessible through Ernst &
Young. Today, the EY Kenneth Leventhal Group
continues to offer its clientele a range of services,
including tax and real estate accounting.

The EY Kenneth Leventhal Group

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     The recipient ofa master of business administration from the University of Southern California, James Kasim has served as a financial executive and certified public accountant for more than two decades. He spent much of that period at Ernst & Young LLP's EY Kenneth Leventhal Group in the position of senior manager for advisory and assurance business services. This role bolstered James Kasim’s experience with US Securities and Exchange Commission rules and regulations, real estate investment trust rules, and corporate governance rules.
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     In 1995, KennethLeventhal & Company was a highly successful real estate accounting firm of international repute, founded by Kenneth Leventhal and Stan Ross. In the mid-1990s, the firm merged with Ernst & Young LLP, and the EY Kenneth Leventhal Real Estate Group came into being. The merger was of benefit to both firms. In 2010, Leventhal acknowledged that obtaining a stronger foothold internationally would have entailed great costs, while Ross praised the technical specialists whose skills became accessible through Ernst & Young. Today, the EY Kenneth Leventhal Group continues to offer its clientele a range of services, including tax and real estate accounting.