Fraud and irregularity investigation
We reconstruct the facts, identify those responsible, and quantify the economic impact, with the documentation to support every conclusion.
Consulting · Forensic Services
When suspicion arises, the response must be fast, discreet, and backed by evidence that withstands scrutiny.
Facing an internal irregularity is never easy. Fraud, a corporate dispute, a contractual claim, or a regulatory investigation all share the same requirement: the conclusion is only as good as the evidence behind it.
Our forensic services combine the accounting, audit, and investigative skills needed to reconstruct what happened, quantify the impact, and document it to a standard admissible in disciplinary, judicial, or arbitration proceedings.
We work with discretion: the first casualty of a poorly handled investigation is the reputation of whoever ordered it.
Talk to a specialistWe reconstruct the facts, identify those responsible, and quantify the economic impact, with the documentation to support every conclusion.
Preservation and analysis of digital evidence. When the irregularity left its trail in the systems rather than on paper, that's where we look.
Technical determination of the economic harm suffered, to support a claim, a negotiation, or a legal proceeding.
Technical accounting and financial support for your attorneys, including preparation of expert reports and expert testimony when required.
When a whistleblower channel receives a report, someone independent has to investigate it. That someone can't be the person being reported.
We assess your exposure to fraud and implement the controls that catch it before the damage becomes irreversible. Prevention costs a fraction of investigation.
This capability is directly strengthened by our strategic alliance with CLA Brasil:
Investigation protocols meeting standards admissible in judicial and arbitration proceedings across multiple jurisdictions.
When the trail crosses the border, we have teams on the other side.
Analysis of large transaction volumes to detect anomalous patterns a manual review would never find.
Tell us about your specific situation. A partner or senior supervisor — not a rotating team — will review your case and propose the scope you actually need.
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