International Due Diligence

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What is international due diligence?

International due diligence is all about mitigating risk when working with partners overseas; by performing a series of due diligence checks, you can be sure that your investment is safe. The information gathered during a due diligence investigation, which can include financial records and legal information, allows you to make an informed decision about the future of working with these international associates.

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The importance of due diligence

Choosing to work with the wrong people can cost you both financially, and in terms of your mental health. But how do you know who to trust? Due diligence ensures that you’ve done all you can to stay successful and lucrative, and avoid the pitfalls of getting involved with partners who aren’t as squeaky clean as they might say they are. With assets at stake, you’ll want to be sure that the partnerships you enter into are economically, legally, and financially sound.

If you have reason to believe that your life is being watched, and you want to be certain, then you should call UK Private Investigators immediately.

The benefits of due diligence investigations

Our private investigators are well versed in the most common types of bugging technologies such as Acoustic Bugs, Ultrasonic or VHF Bugs, Radio Frequency Bugs and Optical Bugs. Our technicians use electronic equipment to detect any transmitters that may have been planted in your home, office, vehicles, or on your person.

Peace of mind

Protecting your assets and your reputation is vital, and due diligence means you can enter into partnership with confidence that these two elements of your business are safeguarded.

Fraud prevention

Suspicious activities are a red flag that, if ignored, could leave you open to fraud. A due diligence investigation will make you aware of these.

Compliance with regulations

Both parties are likely to have legal or regulatory obligations, and in many cases, due diligence can help meet these.

Improved grounds for negotiation

Knowledge is power, so they say, and this is always the case in business; knowing the position of your potential partner can make negotiations easier to handle.

Reputation management

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As international due diligence investigators with 28 years of experience under our belts, we’ve seen the business landscape change over time, but a need for solid working relationships built on trust has remained solid. By using our skills, discretion, and impeccable professionalism, we’re able to provide you with the information you need to make an informed business decision. Our initial consultation is free, our pricing is competitive, and our reputation is second to none.

The industries we provide due diligence services for

Most businesses will benefit from due diligence services, but in particular, we see a high demand for our international due diligence services in the financial, banking, manufacturing, property, and technology industries.

Our initial consultation is free, our pricing is competitive, and our reputation is second to none.

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Know Your Customer check

However, a know your customer check is an initial step taken when your business interacts with another; it’s simply to verify that they are who they say they are. KYC checks, as they’re known, are often a legal requirement.

Customer due diligence

Customer due diligence, on the other hand, is similar, but is ultimately an ongoing process, whereby a customer’s behaviour and risk to you is regularly monitored

Signs you may be being watched

It’s important to remain aware of the telltale signs of a device in your home, office, or car. These include:

  • Unexpected sounds or voices in your home, such as faint noises, clicks, or beeps with no apparent source, which could be a sign of a hidden listening device
  • Unusual interference on your electronic devices, such as static, buzzing, or clicking sounds, especially when on a call
  • Rapid battery drain on your phone, suggesting that your phone activity is being monitored
  • Unexplained changes in the position of items within your home or office could indicate that your belongings have been tampered with to hide a device
  • Flickering or unusual light indicators on devices; some hidden cameras or microphones may have tiny LED indicators

Why hire UKPI?

UK Private Investigators are an award winning Detective agency based in London. We have over 28 years of Due Diligence experience, having worked with some of the UK and Europes most well known law firms, companies and individuals. When it comes to Due Diligence, we will ALWAYS get to the facts!

Frequently asked questions

The cost of a private investigator in the UK can vary depending on several factors such as the complexity of the case, the location, and the specific services required. Generally, private investigators charge an hourly rate ranging from £40 to £100, but it is advisable to contact a few local agencies and discuss your case to get an accurate estimate.

No, it is not illegal to hire a private investigator in the UK. Private investigators operate within the boundaries of the law and must adhere to legal and ethical standards in their work. However, it is important to ensure that you hire a licensed and reputable investigator who follows the proper procedures and safeguards your privacy rights.

While private investigators can conduct various legal investigations, there are certain activities they cannot engage in. In the UK, private investigators cannot:

 

– Trespass on private property without permission.


– Access someone’s personal records, such as medical or financial information, without proper authorization or consent.


– Intercept communications (phone calls, emails, etc.) without lawful authority.


– Pose as a law enforcement officer or misrepresent their identity.


– Commit any illegal activities or engage in behavior that violates a person’s rights.

Hiring a private investigator is not considered harassment in itself, as long as the investigator follows legal and ethical guidelines while conducting their work. Private investigators must adhere to the law and respect an individual’s privacy rights. However, if an investigator engages in illegal or unethical practices, such as stalking, invasion of privacy, or harassment, then it would be considered unlawful and can lead to legal consequences. It is important to ensure you hire a reputable and licensed investigator who operates within the boundaries of the law.

Hiring a private investigator can be worth it in certain situations. They have the skills, experience, and resources to uncover information and conduct investigations that may not be accessible to the general public. Whether it’s for personal or professional reasons, if you require reliable and discreet information, hiring a private investigator can provide valuable assistance.

The cost of hiring a private investigator can vary depending on several factors such as the location, the complexity of the case, and the specific services required. Private investigators typically charge by the hour, and the rates can range from around £40 to £100 per hour. It is advisable to contact a few different investigators, discuss your case, and obtain a detailed quote specific to your needs in order to get an accurate estimate.

Hiring a private investigator is not considered harassment in itself, as long as the investigator follows legal and ethical guidelines while conducting their work. Private investigators must adhere to the law and respect an individual’s privacy rights. However, if an investigator engages in illegal or unethical practices, such as stalking, invasion of privacy, or harassment, then it would be considered unlawful and can lead to legal consequences. It is important to ensure you hire a reputable and licensed investigator who operates within the boundaries of the law.

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