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Business Intelligence and Investigations

Enyo Law is the only specialist disputes firm in the City with an in-house business intelligence capability.

Established in 2015, Enyo’s Business Intelligence practice gathers intelligence for clients in high-stakes situations. 

With a proven track record and a transparent, cost-effective approach, we support multi-national corporations, state-owned entities, high-net-worth individuals, governments, and their advisors to resolve disputes and make business-critical decisions. Our services include: 

  • Investigative research and intelligence
  • Asset tracing
  • Litigation support
  • Internal investigations

Investigations and law together

Our investigators and lawyers collaborate seamlessly, offering clear advantages to engaging an investigations firm and a law firm separately. Our approach improves confidentiality and access to legal privilege protection; aligns investigations with legal priorities; and reduces time and cost.

We know where to look, and who to talk to

We focus on retrieving and analysing ethically sourced intelligence, drawing on years of experience in the corporate investigations industry. Through our trusted partnerships with reputable law firms, local investigators, and sectoral experts worldwide, we pride ourselves in having a global reach equal to that of a large investigations firm.

Representative cases
    • Nigeria and Ghana: Conducting a market entry risk assessment focusing on business communities in Nigeria and Ghana on behalf of a global private bank and asset management group.
    • South Africa: Helping a South African bank to assess the veracity and risk surrounding their client’s alleged involvement in tender irregularities which led to an anti-corruption prosecution.
    • Germany/China: Assisting a major private equity fund in ascertaining the ESG risks in a German distributor of solar power equipment, focusing on its supply chain in China.
    • USA: Assessing the reputational risks of acquiring groundwater licences for a European infrastructure investment fund.
    • Latin America: Assisting a major Brazilian bank on their options for the recovery of assets belonging to a portfolio of debtors in jurisdictions worldwide including the British Virgin Islands, USA, Panama, and Switzerland.
    • United Kingdom: Assisting a major London law firm in identifying unencumbered assets belonging to a UK-based property developer and its shareholders that could be enforced against by their client, a China-based construction firm.
    • Europe: Leading a complex multi-jurisdictional asset trace on a steel industrialist and his privately-owned conglomerate on behalf of his creditor, a global investment bank and financial services firm.
    • Middle East: Identifying and assessing the recoverability of sovereign assets belonging to an East African state pursuant to an arbitration award in favour of a listed Middle Eastern bank.
    • Eastern Europe: In the context of a shareholder dispute, proving that the new shareholders of an Armenian bank were using the institution to place assets out of reach of creditors in separate bankruptcy proceedings in Russia.
    • China: Obtaining and analysing Chinese litigation records which uncovered the extent of the Claimant’s involvement in corruption and litigation issues that were material to the case brought against our client.
    • South Africa: Investigating procurement fraud perpetrated by senior executives of a South African subsidiary of a European medical equipment firm, culminating in a two-week site visit for on-the-ground document retrieval and adversarial interviews with the perpetrators.

    The above is a representative sample of our team members’ professional experiences.

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