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Economic Crime
With the size of the criminal
economy estimated to be
measured in tens of billions of
pounds, organised crime is a large
and sophisticated business by any
measure. Government and law enforcement
agencies are striving to increase
their levels of financial and technological
sophistication in order to tackle
organised criminals and seize their
assets more effectively, using the
Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (PoCA)
to fight crime through the profit
that motivates it.
KPMG Forensic has the experience
and capabilities to provide high
quality, dynamic investigation
and expert witness support to
law enforcement agencies in investigative
case work, in particular their
work under PoCA.
Our UK team of forensic accountants,
investigators, technology specialists
and former law enforcement professionals
possess a considerable range and
depth of experience and knowledge.
We have an established track record
of working closely with law enforcement
and regulatory agencies in this
area, and so can link our work
quickly into agencies’ operational
strategies, increasing the use
of available time.
The team is headed by Roger Aldridge,
who as a Chief Police Officer
led on PoCA for the Association
of Chief Police Officers, and
also worked as part of the Home
Office team that set up the Serious
Organised Crime Agency.
Our service is supported by high
quality expert
witnesses and corporate
intelligence professionals as
well as our Forensic
Datalab,
a secure data management and search
facility which can manage relevant
data collection (e.g, from Production
Orders or documentation seized
at target premises) and undertake
fast, detailed analysis to identify
evidential potential and focus
operational resources.
We also recognise that law
enforcement will need high quality
yet cost effective support. We
will offer initial scoping of a potential
case to give an open and honest
appraisal of what can be achieved
and at what cost.
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