Investigative services that go further
Control Risks conducts investigations on behalf of management, boards of directors and legal counsel, providing findings to auditors, investors, prosecutors, regulators and other government entities across the globe.
We draw on our extensive compliance and internal controls consulting experience to help you determine why misconduct has occurred, take effective remediation steps so it can be avoided in the future, and ensure business recovery and continuity. Additionally, we frequently serve as, and assist, court-appointed monitors.
Investigation services across a range of issues and allegations
- Corruption
- Fraud
- Accounting and financial reporting improprieties
- Money laundering
- Conflicts of interest
- Misconduct and malfeasance
- Sanctions violations
- Antitrust violations
- Industry regulation breaches (e.g., healthcare, financial, etc.)
- Cyber breaches
- Human rights abuses
- Product diversion and counterfeiting
- Workplace harassment
Our investigations cover a range of issues and allegations including but not limited to:
Investigative expertise with digital capability
Control Risks’ investigative practice comprises certified public accountants, fraud examiners, former prosecutors and law enforcement professionals, intelligence analysts, data analysts and technology experts.
We augment our investigative experience with expertise in digital forensics, forensic data analytics, and eDiscovery and eDisclosure services leveraging technology to meet the requirements of any investigation, anywhere in the world.
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