Corporate due diligence checks involve the thorough scrutiny of a business to expose potential liabilities to investors.
As every business is different, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to these investigations. That’s why it can be prudent to hire specialists in due diligence to ensure nothing vital is overlooked that could place the business or its clients at risk.
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Due Diligence Investigations and Risk Assessments
Due diligence investigations should be completed any time a business or its assets are sold or acquired. A successful business may be plagued by a range of problems or weaknesses that are not obvious from the outside and which require a trained and dedicated investigator to identify.
These could be unresolved legal problems, financial issues, security vulnerabilities or other industry-specific liabilities. Like a bad apple, a bad acquisition will affect the parent company that becomes exposed to the same problems.
As well as ensuring brand protection and security, due diligence can also be useful in valuing an acquisition.
Due Diligence Reports
We deliver the results of our investigation to our clients and legal representatives in a comprehensive report, which can be used in a court of law.
All matters are dealt with in the strictest of confidence. Your information is protected by encryption and all case files are password protected with access given only to those directly working on your case.
All bfr investigators and surveillance operatives are fully licensed and bound by the rules and regulations of the Commercial Agents and Private Inquiry Agents Act 2004 (NSW), which is regulated by the New South Wales Police Force.
If you are looking to learn about a person’s history, associations or interests for personal or business reasons, please contact us today to discuss your needs further.
Philippines National Police 
Californian Association of Licensed Investigators 
NSW Police Force 
Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission 