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23 Aug 2011
GRANT THORNTON'S insolvency partner Andrew Hosking has stepped down.
Hosking will continue to work as a consultant having been at the top-five firm for nearly a decade.
Further reading
Before working at Grant Thornton, Hosking spent eight years in a similar role at HLB Kidsons (prior to its merger with Baker Tilly).
Hosking has worked on several high-profile insolvency cases including Wimbledon Football Club, healthclub and gym operator Esporta and Madoff Securities International.
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