Andrew Reeves
Partner
Norton Rose Fulbright LLP
Related services and key industries
Biography
Andrew Reeves is a disputes and investigations lawyer based in London, specialising in major investigations, compliance and litigation matters.
He leads our commercial litigation and investigations team in London and co-heads our EMEA investigations and compliance group.
Andrew advises corporates, financial institutions and senior executives on multi jurisdictional bribery and corruption, fraud, money laundering, market abuse and regulatory investigations and related litigation. His deals with SFO, FCA, PRA and NCA investigations, as well as matters involving the DOJ, SEC, RCMP and authorities globally. He has a particular focus on Africa and Asia.
Andrew also has deep experience of conducting risk assessments, designing and implementing compliance programmes, conducting M&A due diligence and post-acquisition compliance integration, and conducting whistleblower and other speak up and internal investigations. He has a particular specialism in bribery and corruption and fraud matters, including the new UK failure to prevent fraud offence.
He was recognised in 2024 by GIR as one of the top 40 under 40 investigations and compliance practitioners globally. He was described as “truly a pleasure to work with” , “a trusted and respected advocate for his clients” and “consistently delivering outstanding results”.
He was named in Legal 500 2025 as a ‘Next Generation Partner’ for Regulatory Investigations and Corporate Crime and described as an “expert on bribery and corruption”, "outstandingly able and immensely practical" and “the name to note for criminal and regulatory investigations”. He is also recommended for white collar crime. He was nominated for a 2023 Lexology client choice award for investigations and compliance.
Andrew is widely published and a frequent speaker at industry events and roundtables, particularly on the new failure to prevent fraud offence, dawn raids, speak up investigations and managing bribery and corruption risks.
News
Insights
Failure to prevent fraud: What's the current status and what should organisations be doing now?
Publication | October 24, 2024
Horizon Scanning: Investigations and Enforcement
Blog | September 27, 2024
Horizon Scanning: Investigations and Enforcement
Publication | September 20, 2024