Forensic Accounting in New Delhi, India

September 23, 2021
Case Location: New Delhi, India
Challenge
A client approached Pinkerton with a case involving a scam estimated to be INR 5600 crores (approx. USD 0.9 billion). Pinkerton was tasked to conduct an Asset Tracing investigation on the Subject Company, associated companies, related parties and the scamsters.
Solution
Pinkerton incorporated a three pronged investigative technique that included:Indirect ApproachThe indirect approach included examination of a multitude of what appeared to be unrelated information.Various Angle ApproachThis included examination of public records from several vantage points to identify kin and friends who could point to crucial information.People to People ConnectionThis helped step up the link/connection between document evidence and people.
Results
Pinkerton’s thorough investigative findings revealed a list of properties belonging to the subject company, associated companies and related parties throughout the country.
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