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Kessler International
- 45 Rockefeller Plz Ste 2000
- New York, New York
- 10111-2099
- Phone: 212.286.9100
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Description
Our experiences with corporate investigations affirm that ignorance is far from bliss. The marketplace is simply too competitive, and the cost of not being informed too high. Successful business investigations prove that when your company's reputation and financial stability are at stake, knowing anything less than everything is courting disaster. At Kessler International, we understand that to be successful in today's market, you have to be able to plan not just your next move, but also the move after that as well.
At Kessler International we offer a full range of Forensic Accounting, Computer Forensics and Corporate Investigative services to protect companies against the dangers of fraud, counterfeiting, product diversion, trademark, patent, and copyright infringement, money laundering and the recent explosion in computer crime. Our firm was founded in 1988 by Michael G. Kessler, an internationally respected investigative consultant who has assisted in thousands of successful investigations for corporations and government agencies worldwide.
At Kessler International, we constantly invest in new technologies to provide state-of-the-art protection for our clients. This includes the latest information technologies, audio and video surveillance equipment, and computer software. Our proprietary international databases of corporate and individual profiles are some of the most extensive in the industry and they are continuously updated to ensure uncompromising data integrity.
1. An investment bank was considering providing finance to a plastic manufacturer overseas. The bank heard rumors of faulty operations and overestimated profits and thought accurate business intelligence could help them make a decision. The Kessler International forensic accounting team was called in to conduct a general investigation of the plastic manufacturer and determine if the information they provided to the investment bank was truthful. Our researchers and investigators scrutinized the company's revenues, their books, and projections to assure they were fair and accurate.
The immense risks facing government agencies in the current economic and political climates call for uncompromising and assertive actions to prevent and uncover fraudulent activities within departments and in interactions with outside entities such as vendors and taxpayers.