Andrew Hosking
Partner
Partner
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Andrew is a Partner based in our London Canary Wharf office. He specialises in business restructuring, with extensive experience leading complex and high profile cross-border assignments across diverse industries. His sector expertise spans professional services, particularly the legal sector, as well as retail and technology.
Andrew has over 25 years of experience. He is widely acknowledged as the leading expert for law firms in financial distress and their stakeholders, acting as joint administrator of KWM EUME LLP, the largest ever collapse in the legal sector. He possesses unparalleled industry knowledge and is highly respected for his direct, practical and straightforward style.
Prior to joining BTG, Andrew worked as a partner at a top 10 multinational audit, tax, and consulting firm, before acting as a restructuring and insolvency partner at an independent advisory firm. He is a licensed Insolvency Practitioner.
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