In today’s complex and high-risk environment, organisations face growing threats from fraud, corruption, cybercrime and misconduct – often with devastating financial and reputational consequences. KPMG Forensic helps clients navigate these challenges with confidence, combining deep investigative expertise, forensic technology and data analytics to uncover the facts and protect what matters most.
Whether responding to a crisis or strengthening your organisation’s integrity framework, our accredited specialists bring clarity, credibility and actionable insights. From fraud investigations and cyber response to compliance reviews and expert witness services, we help you detect, prevent and respond to integrity threats with precision and discretion.
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Frequently asked questions
We assist clients with a wide range of integrity-related challenges, including fraud, bribery, corruption, conflicts of interest, misconduct, financial misstatement, cyberattacks and breaches of ethics or compliance. Our accredited investigators and forensic specialists are equipped to respond swiftly and objectively to both internal and external threats.
Our investigators are trained in interviewing techniques and follow strict protocols to ensure evidential integrity and admissibility. We use advanced forensic technology and data analytics to capture, mine, match and interrogate data, ensuring that findings are robust, defensible and actionable.
Clients benefit from enhanced fraud detection and prevention, improved compliance with regulatory standards, stronger internal controls, and reduced financial and reputational risk. Our insights help restore stakeholder confidence and support long-term integrity and resilience.
Our services are most often engaged by chief financial officers (CFOs), chief risk officers (CROs), heads of internal audit, compliance officers, chief people officers (CPOs) and legal counsel – particularly when there is a need for independent investigation, risk assessment, or the development of ethics and compliance frameworks.
While we provide expert investigation and advisory services, we do not offer legal advice, act as legal counsel, or engage in legal prosecution. We also avoid engagements that could create conflicts of interest with existing audit clients, and we do not guarantee the prevention of all future fraud or misconduct.