India's Hidden Fraud Crisis
Analysing the rise of sophisticated procurement fraud in high-growth emerging markets.
Institutional-grade financial investigation for boards, legal counsel, and regulatory bodies facing complex malfeasance.

Independent scrutiny for high-stakes environments where institutional integrity is paramount.
Ensuring fiduciary duty through uncompromising independent verification of internal controls and reporting integrity across global jurisdictions.
Rapid response to whistleblower allegations and suspected executive malfeasance with absolute confidentiality and forensic precision.
Comprehensive reconstruction of financial records to identify systematic anomalies.
Quantifying structural vulnerabilities within global supply chains and payroll systems.
Identifying and recovering diverted capital across complex offshore jurisdictions.
Deep-dive digital analysis to uncover unauthorized data exfiltration and illicit access.
Neutral, high-rigour investigation of sensitive internal disclosures.
FCPA and global compliance investigations into third-party intermediaries.
Expert witness testimony and evidentiary preparation for high-stakes legal proceedings.
Pre-transaction screening of principals and partners for reputational risk.
A multi-year systematic siphon of corporate funds through an intricate network of shell vendors and inflated procurement contracts.
100% Identification of diverted funds.
Legal recovery proceedings initiated globally.
An Indian manufacturing conglomerate noticed persistent margin erosion despite rising revenues. Internal audits failed to isolate the leak, which was buried within 4,000 active vendor accounts across six manufacturing units.
Northrop deployed a 12-person forensic team. We utilized forensic data analytics to cross-reference vendor registration patterns against employee metadata. We uncovered 22 'ghost vendors' sharing IP addresses and bank details with key procurement personnel.
Our investigation revealed that Rs.85 Crore had been funneled through these entities via over-invoicing and fictitious service billing over a 36-month period. Kickbacks were being laundered through real estate investments in Tier-2 cities.
Institutional briefings on global fraud trends and forensic developments.
Analysing the rise of sophisticated procurement fraud in high-growth emerging markets.
How crypto-assets are complicating traditional asset tracing and recovery operations.
Why standard internal audits fail to detect executive-level collusion in multinational entities.
Navigating the legal implications of algorithmic pattern matching in criminal evidence.