Kevin Huby has been appointed a Member at Kinetic Partners to focus on building the firm’s risk management and remediation services. This new appointment will complement and significantly strengthen Kinetic Partners’ highly regarded regulation and compliance service offering.
Huby joins Kinetic Partners from Ernst & Young, where he established and led a team focusing on the investigation and resolution of accounting, operational and regulatory control failure.
During his time at Ernst & Young, Huby was recognised as the firm’s leading specialist in asset servicing and investment administration and led a number of major projects for many of the world’s leading banks, insurers and asset managers. He is considered a market leading expert in leveraging of technology and data to resolve control failure and provide restitution. He has also led a wide variety of investigations, advisory and assurance projects across the financial services industry and has particular expertise in incident remediation, governance, risk and controls reviews and forensic investigations.
Huby says: “I am really excited to be joining Kinetic Partners, a firm with such a great reputation for their regulation and compliance consulting services. The firm already has a solid offering and has attained a dominant position in advising institutions on regulatory compliance requirements, and I very much look forward to further building our risk and remediation services.”
Founding Member Julian Korek adds: “We are delighted to be welcoming Kevin on board, given his excellent experience in incident remediation and leading investigations. He will be a highly valuable addition to the team at such a time when the regulation and compliance practices of many firms are being scrutinised, and investors and regulators are demanding ever higher standards. Our commitment to provide our clients with exemplary advice delivered by high calibre and industry-respected professionals remains Kinetic Partners’ top priority.”
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