Kim is a Senior Associate in the Forensic Accounting team in Paris. His work primarily focuses on fraud and corruption investigations, compliance reviews, and arbitration support.

Since joining FRA in 2023, Kim has participated in various forensic accounting investigations in multiple jurisdictions (France, United Kingdom, United States, Qatar, Philippines, Turkey, Switzerland) spanning a wide variety of topics related to fraud, corruption and misappropriation of public aid.

He has also participated in a fraud risk assessment for a firearms manufacturer (evaluation of internal controls and transaction testing) and a post-acquisition anti-bribery and corruption assessment for a multinational commodity trading company, notably to quantify and document interactions with government officials.

Kim forms part of FRA's team of international arbitration experts. He regularly assists FRA’s testifying experts with financial and accounting analyses, as well as technical and legal questions related to the arbitration procedure. He recently assisted one of FRA’s testifying experts in a lost profit calculation in a dispute between a logistics contractor and its client in relation to a long-term defense contract in the Middle East.

Prior to joining FRA, he worked as a trainee for French and American law firms, specializing in international litigation and arbitration, as well as for the Embassy of Norway in Paris working with public policy issues. He has notably worked with questions related to due diligence, compliance, and corruption and bribery claims.

Kim holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Government from Sciences Po Paris with a specialization in French and American corporate law. He also holds a master’s degree in Economic Law from Sciences Po Paris Law School, with a specialization in French civil law and international economic disputes.

Kim is fluent in French, English, and Norwegian, and has a good working knowledge of Danish and Swedish