Andrew Macintosh is the Deputy Managing Director for Control Risks’ South Asia, based in Mumbai. He is responsible for managing Control Risks’ consulting practice in the region, and is also general manager of the Mumbai office.

He leads on large, complex problem solving engagements, particularly involving technology and cyber-security issues. He has particular expertise in leading on matters involving internal and independent investigations for companies subject to investigation by authorities across multiple jurisdictions.

Andrew's recent projects include:

• Leading on a large complex problem solving engagement on behalf of a multinational company in India.
• Overseeing an urgent crisis management engagement for a European multinational company in Bangladesh.
• Leading a large investigative support matter for a multinational Chinese company involved in intellectual property litigation in the United States.

Andrew previously led Control Risks’ Asia Pacific technology practice, based in Shanghai. Prior to that he headed the fraud and forensics practice for Greater China and North Asia, and worked in Control Risks’ Australia Pacific practice, based in Sydney. In these roles, he focused on the delivery of complex investigative, integrity due diligence, business intelligence, litigation support and problem-solving projects for clients around the world. 

Before joining Control Risks, Andrew was an intelligence analyst, and then a senior technical officer for the New South Wales Crime Commission. While with the Commission, Andrew was involved in extensive investigations of organised domestic and international criminal activity.

Andrew holds bachelor’s degree in arts (politics and international relations) and master’s in international relations from the Macquarie University, Australia. He has completed the Charles Sturt University Investigators Course and holds Certificate III in Investigative Services and Certificate IV in Security and Risk Management.