Andrew Wynn

Andrew Wynn is a Senior Managing Director at FTI Consulting and is based in London. Andrew is a member of the Economic and Financial consulting practice. During his 16 years in consultancy, Andrew has conducted economic and financial analyses on a wide range of issues for companies, law firms and public institutions. He provides advice on the value of companies and their intellectual property or other intangible assets, the quantification of damages, transfer pricing and public policy issues. He has significant experience of projects in telecommunications, music, life sciences and energy.

Andrew has been appointed as an expert witness before the English High Court and arbitral tribunals and has given oral testimony. His arbitration experience includes projects under ICC, UNCITRAL, LCIA and SCC rules. Andrew’s valuation and damages work in commercial disputes includes shareholder disputes, allegations of sale at undervalue, post-acquisition disputes, expropriation claims and quantification of lost profits.

Andrew has broad and diverse experience of intellectual property work. Andrew has provided expert evidence for courts and tribunals on damages for infringement, accounts of profits, and royalty rates in the context of infringement, collecting societies, and FRAND rates for standard-essential patents. Andrew has advised on IP valuation in both contentious and non-contentious contexts. A number of Andrew’s projects have involved the application of advanced quantitative techniques such as choice modelling. Andrew has conducted transfer pricing work in the context of both compliance and litigation. Andrew’s projects have included intra-group transfers of IP assets, setting royalty rates for IP and assessing transfer prices for goods and services that are heavily reliant on IP assets.

Andrew joined FTI Consulting in March 2011 following its transaction with LECG where he was a Principal in its financial advisory services practice. He joined LECG in 2000 after receiving an MSc in Economics from the University of Warwick. Andrew graduated with a BSc in Economics from the University of Bristol in 1998. He attended the Corporate Finance programme at London Business School in 2001.