KPMG has relocated Robert Mirsky, global head of its hedge fund practice, from London to New York to strengthen its alternative investments team.
Mirsky, a senior alternative asset management professional and investment and operations specialist, will spearhead efforts to grow the firm’s audit, tax and advisory functions in the alternative investments market.
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Prior to joining KPMG’s UK firm, he was a senior partner with Laven Partners in London. Prior to that, he worked with other organizations around the world with a focus on the hedge fund industry.
Commenting on the move, KPMG’s global head of investment management Tom Brown said: "Rob’s relocation will be a great addition to the U.S. practice and the New York office where he will be able to help the team maximize opportunities to further grow the US and multinational businesses."
In addition, the firm also announced Dan Roman, who was most recently the lead tax partner for the UK hedge fund practice, will become the head of the UK hedge fund practice.
Also, audit partner Brian Clavin has been made the European head of the practice. He is also head of the Irish investment management practice.
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