When considering a financial transaction, it is critical to analyze the target company’s financial situation to make a fiscally responsible decision. Cendrowski Corporate Advisors can help you take the investigation further with enhanced customer due diligence.
Know-your-customer risk assessments help an organization determine if it’s necessary to perform additional investigatory tasks to verify details about a customer’s identity or business.
We are frequently engaged in providing financial intelligence on behalf of organizations and their law firms, including:
- Site visits and detailed interviews with the customer
- Background checks, including criminal history searches, public records searches, and Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) lists
- Tracing organizational and other records to determine ownership
We wrote the book on e-discovery in cloud computing environments. This volume is a comprehensive resource for understanding the nuanced development of cloud eDiscovery policies, practices, and precedent-setting laws.
7 Early Warning Signs of Financial Irregularities Companies Ignore
Financial irregularities rarely appear overnight. In most cases, the early warning signs of financial irregularities companies ignore are often subtle, easy to dismiss, and often explained away until the issue becomes too large to manage. If something in your financial reporting or operations feels off, getting an outside perspective from Prosperity Partners early can help you assess […]
7 Governance Risks That Aren’t Fraud (But Still Cost You)
Governance risk is often misunderstood. Many organizations assume that if there’s no fraud, there’s no real issue. In reality, some of the most costly corporate governance problems develop without any intentional wrongdoing. If something in your organization’s structure, reporting, or decision-making feels off, getting an outside perspective from Prosperity Partners early can help you identify governance risk […]
What Triggers a Forensic Accounting Investigation?
A forensic accounting investigation rarely begins with confirmed fraud. More often, it starts when financial information no longer aligns with expectations, documentation is incomplete, or stakeholders are unable to get clear answers to reasonable questions. In many cases, the issue has been developing quietly long before anyone considers a formal investigation. Understanding what typically triggers […]