Financial Intelligence & Processing

Financial Intelligence and Processing
International Cooperative
Industry Professional services
Founded 2005, by Marc Hürner
Headquarters Brussels, Paris, Geneva
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
Marc Hürner (Switzerland), Hervé Zany (Paris)
Website www.fipcor.com

Financial Intelligence & Processing (FIP) is an international office of financial intelligence and business intelligence.

In 2011 and 2012, FIP is listed, just after KPMG, among the top experts of financial fraud investigation in France, as assessed by Décideurs Stratégie Finance Droit in the “Risk Management, Insurance and Litigation” yearly guide.[1]

Global structure

FIP was formed in 2005 by combining the skills of experts in the areas of financial engineering, fraud examination and investigation. FIP relies on the skills and experiences of its consultant teams spread across its three European locations (Brussels, Paris and Geneva) but it has built an international network of correspondents leading them to work in diverse jurisdictions such as China, DR Congo, Dubai, the USA, Guinea, Iraq, Morocco, Russia,[2][3] Turkey or VietNam.

Among others, their experience have led them, for a few years, to work for the heiress of Agnelli empire and to look for the “secretive treasures” of her father, l’Avocatto Gianni Agnelli.[4][5]

Direction

Called the “James Bond of financial circuits »,[6][7] Marc Hürner founded FIP to provide clients with his experience (in Ernst & Young, KPMG among others) and investigative skills in all matters related to the prevention and detection of fraud, tax evasion schemes and counterfeit, and the reinforcement of internal controls.

Hervé Zany, director of the French FIP office, A recognized expert in the anti-fraud field. He also worked for KPMG and directed the Kroll office of Paris. He has led numerous investigations of international corporate fraud and corruption, including cases of pan European tax fraud known as “VAT carousel”, matters within the scope of the US FCPA and other OECD-inspired anti-corruption legislation.

Activities

FLS has also been cited in the « affaire AEF-Ockrent »[11]

See also

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