As businesses grow and transform, so do the risks they face — from fraud and misconduct to complex disputes. PwC’s Forensics team helps organisations protect their value and reputation by providing end-to-end support across prevention, detection and response. With the right insight and response strategies in place, we help turn risk into resilience — and exposure into strength.
“In an era of increasing complexity and scrutiny, organisations need more than just reactive measures — they need foresight. At PwC Forensics, we empower clients to navigate risk with confidence, uncover the truth when it matters most, and safeguard their reputation through strategic, data-driven insights.”
PwC Forensic in Eurasia region is a team of highly qualified experts providing a full range of services in the field of preventing, detection and responding to possible non-compliant actions within the corporate environment.
Independent assessment of compliance functions of two subsidiaries of a major international financial group.
Independent AMLCFT program assessment in a number of a major banks in CIS as part of a correspondent relationship assessment initiated major international financial group in EU.
Third party due diligence aimed to identify indicators of potential misconduct and conflicts of interest at the request of large mining company in the Eurasia region.
Forensic analysis of spending the subsidies provided by the government in CIS country to state corporations and development institutions.
Investigation of potential misconduct and violations escalated by the corporate hotline system at subsidiary of an Australian-headquartered international financial group.
Development of sanctions policy and optimization of sanctions screening procedures at major CIS investment company.
Annual procurement audits in a major CIS banks.
Compliance due diligence at the large pharmaceutical company in CIS.
Investigation into financial fraud at one of the largest oil holdings in Kazakhstan.
Sanctions compliance assessment in banks at the request of the regulator in CIS.
An effective compliance system represents a complex organizational model, which includes such elements as strategy, processes and infrastructure:
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