Andy Gandhi leads keystone's expansion in technical investigations

In a strategic move to enhance its global presence, Keystone appointed Andy Gandhi as the Senior Partner and Global Head of the Technical Investigations Practice on March 14, 2025, in New York and Dubai. Gandhi's primary focus will be on driving the expansion of Keystone's Global Economic and Technology Advisory, Advanced Technology Services, and Deep Enterprise AI platform, targeting the Middle East and Asia markets. His expertise, acquired over a 25-year career in forensic investigations and data governance, positions Keystone to address growing demands for technology and financial services in these regions. Before joining Keystone, Gandhi served in leadership roles at Alvarez & Marsal and Kroll, where he contributed to the development of a multi-million-dollar enterprise specializing in data governance and forensic investigations. His arrival will enable Keystone to leverage its unique approach, which combines data science, AI engineering, and econometrics, ensuring a robust and advanced capability in areas such as financial crime investigations, fraud detection, and compliance advisory. In his new role, Gandhi aims to build a high-caliber team that understands local market conditions and can effectively drive compliance and strategic advisory services across the region. This initiative aligns with Keystone’s broader strategy to provide transformative insights through its “Triad of Skills” model—integrating technology, strategy, and economics to yield substantial benefits for clients. The company’s commitment to expanding within the Middle Eastern and South Asian markets signals a clear response to the region's evolving needs, particularly as businesses increasingly adopt AI-driven solutions. Gandhi's insights and guidance will be vital in helping clients navigate complex regulatory landscapes and embrace digital transformation, positioning Keystone as a leader in these fast-evolving sectors.