United States
Talent wars: investigation firm FTI accuses rival Secretariat of poaching its employee

United Kingdom, United States
Talent wars: Secretariat on hiring spree for London investigation department

In a bid to expand its team in the UK, US consulting group Secretariat Advisors has been recruiting from Ankura Consulting, G3 and JS Held. Yet some potential recruits have been turned down.

United States
Talent wars: Secretariat Advisors's ex-FTI Consulting staff face discovery requests

The financial investigators who jumped from FTI Consulting to join rival firm Secretariat Advisors are fighting to not disclose information about their current work to the courts.

The Corporate Intelligence Village Voice
Charles River Associates, StoneTurn, JS Held

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

LondonCharles River Associates reshuffle

New YorkStoneTurn snaps up new health sector contract

JerichoDoJ extends mystery contract with JS Held

The Corporate Intelligence Village Voice
FTI Consulting, Salus Global, Trenchcoat Advisors

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

WashingtonFTI files another complaint against a former investigator

LondonMet vet Richard Hammond opens new consultancy

WashingtonTrenchcoat loses a key player

United Kingdom, United States
Talent wars: FTI Consulting combines direct legal action and behind-the-scenes arrangements

FTI Consulting is haemorrhaging staff to hungry rival Secretariat and is taking legal action against it. In many similar cases, FTI has managed to reach agreement with other firms.

Spotlight | United States
Talent wars: Secretariat pushes pedal on recruitment of financial investigators

The US consultancy has gone on a hiring spree in a bid to establish a large financial investigations department and to boost its presence in Europe.

United States, Yemen
FTI joins forces with Hayel Saeed Anam Group to lobby Washington on Yemen food security

The Hayel Saeed Anam Group conglomerate, which specialises in the food sector and has strong roots in Sanaa, has recruited FTI Government Affairs to gain influence in Washington, while aid from the United Nations WFP is still suspended in parts of Yemen.

The Corporate Intelligence Village Voice
Utley and Chandler join forces, Ogiro Risk, FTI Consulting

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

AustinJosh Chandler and Kyeson Utley join forces as private investigators

LondonOgiro Risk, the new asset tracking consultancy

Hong KongGreg Hallahan leaves FTI Consulting

Central Asia, United States
Corporate intelligence firms extend their compliance practices into Central Asia

With fresh sanctions due to be imposed on Russia, investigations companies are increasingly extending their compliance practices into Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, using Istanbul or London as rear bases.

United Kingdom
Alaco and Dentons Global Advisors discreetly struggle for talent

A hiring spree at Dentons Global Advisors highlights the growing differences between the strategies adopted by the firm and its rival London-based consultancy Alaco.

Japan, United Kingdom, United States
The corporate intelligence heavyweights who are leaving JS Held

The firm's global investigations division continues to be restructured, with departures recently from its offices in London, New York and Tokyo.

The Corporate Intelligence Village Voice
Alaco, StoneTurn, Gravamen, FTI

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

LondonAlaco's James Birkett and Austen Josephs join Dentons

Vienna/FrankfurtKristof Wabl moves up whistleblowing ladder

LondonWill Jenkins goes solo after JS Held

WashingtonFTI's China investigation department lags behind