Moore Kingston Smith adds Andrew Conti to partner team
Andrew Conti has joined Moore Kingston Smith as a partner in its forensics team. He will help the advisory, tax and audit firm to serve its clients, as they look to navigate a rise in litigation.
Matt Meadows, managing partner of Moore Kingston Smith said, “Andrew is a great fit for Moore Kingston Smith, bringing valuable expertise and perspective from his tenure with larger firms. His addition enhances our ability to consistently deliver high-quality services, develop our people, and drive our vision to be a leader in professional services, as we grow our offerings to best serve our clients’ evolving needs.”
Conti is an accounting and forensic expert, who began his career in general practice before shifting his focus to forensic accounting. With Big Four and top ten firm experience, he has been a full-time practitioner for over 25 years, delivering expertise and insight to clients across complex accounting and quantum matters.
In the last 15 years, Conti has worked at audit and advisory firm RSM. Latterly serving as a partner, he brings extensive experience advising on civil litigation, including loss of profits claims, business interruption disputes, technical accounting issues, professional negligence matters, transaction disputes involving completion accounts and earnouts and business valuations.
Conti’s diverse expertise also spans leisure, financial services, professional services, logistics, oil and gas, retail and broader commercial sectors. This has seen him provide evidence in the High Court and at arbitration, as well as regularly lecturing on accounting matters for industry and legal professionals.
The new Moore Kingston Smith partner added, “It’s a fantastic time to join this growing firm. I’m excited to contribute my expertise to Moore Kingston Smith’s highly respected team, known for its decades of experience and pragmatic, solutions-focused advice. Clients face significant challenges in navigating forensic matters, and I look forward to helping people and businesses achieve the best possible outcomes in these difficult cases.”
