Matthew is a forensic accountant with a decade of experience leading investigations into financial fraud, accounting misconduct, and cryptocurrency-related crime. He specializes in crypto tracing and digital-asset fraud, reconstructing fund flows across wallets, exchanges, and high-volume blockchains in matters spanning SEC enforcement, securities litigation, bankruptcy, and criminal proceedings. Matthew has presented investigative findings directly to SEC staff on multiple matters and has prepared and presented criminal reports to prosecutors and regulators abroad. He also leads technical accounting investigations, including revenue-recognition restatements and public-company accounting fraud, and supports accounting and auditing experts in securities litigation. Before joining AlixPartners, Matthew was part of PwC's forensic accounting and financial crimes practices.
Most recently, Matthew directed a forensic review of a revenue-recognition restatement under SEC investigation and served as blockchain-tracing advisor to counsel in SEC litigation involving an alleged $61 million Ponzi scheme.
