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Forensic Accounting& Fraud Detection

Forensic accounting examines a firm's financial statements and records so that the resulting reports can be used as evidence in a court of law or any other legal proceedings. Its main objective is to support the prosecution of any party involved in fraud, malpractice or embezzlement. A forensic audit can also be conducted to restore public confidence that has been damaged by false allegations made against the firm.

  • Court-ready evidence
  • Fraud detection
  • Dispute support

When you need us

Situations that call for forensic accounting

Frauds, business disputes, contract compliance issues, regulatory inquiries and large-scale transactions can all lead to major problems, quickly spiral out of control and cause critical damage. Roots Global is ready to meet these challenges and help you tackle them in the best possible way.

Fraud

Investigating suspected fraud, malpractice or embezzlement and gathering evidence for legal action.

Business disputes

Independent analysis of financial records to support shareholder, partner or commercial disputes.

Contract compliance issues

Assessing whether contractual terms have been honoured and quantifying any shortfall.

Regulatory inquiries

Supporting your response to regulators with a thorough examination of the facts.

Large-scale transactions

Scrutiny of significant transactions where the stakes and risks are high.

Restoring confidence

Forensic audits to rebuild public confidence after false allegations.

Our approach

Asking the right questions

Roots Global provides high-quality investigations into a wide range of financial matters, including fraud detection. Our broad industry exposure allows us to dive deeply into all accounting and financial records.

  • Ask the right questions of the records and the people behind them
  • Assess the fairness of any claim or report
  • Draw out meaningful and valid interpretations for management teams
  • Present findings in a form that can be relied on in legal proceedings
Forensic analysis of financial records

Objectives

What forensic accounting achieves

Evidence for legal proceedings

Examination of financial statements and records so the reports can be used as evidence in court or other legal proceedings.

Prosecution of wrongdoing

Supporting the prosecution of any party involved in fraud, malpractice or embezzlement.

Reputation protection

Regaining public confidence that may have been reduced by false allegations from other parties.

FAQs

Forensic accounting questions

Get to the truth behind the numbers

Discuss a confidential forensic accounting or fraud investigation with our team.