Corporate Intelligence

In today's business landscape, trust and reputation are critical, yet obtaining reliable information on potential business partners remains a challenge. Under the PwC Corporate Intelligence services, we support our clients to undertake an independent assessment of the risks and benefits that may be introduced to their organisations by third-parties such as suppliers, new employees and new partnerships. This entails an assessment of the integrity and reputation of the third parties including any noted unethical practices, litigations that might be of reputational concern, allegations and other issues relating to corruption, money laundering, sanctions, harassment, regulatory violations and ESG concerns.

What sets us apart is our global reach and tailored solutions, utilising advanced technology and an extensive network for in-depth research. We uncover comprehensive insights into individuals, companies, and organisations, including social connections through social media analysis. This empowers you to make informed decisions that safeguard your brand, reputation, and overall business strategy. Trust PwC for accurate, up-to-date, and insightful information, ensuring your success in an interconnected world.

How we assist clients

Are you planning an acquisition, merger, significant partnership or executive appointment?

We can provide in-depth research on:

Background verification for information such as personal data, contact details, experience, educational background and employment history
Confidential enquiries into the target(s) using our network of human sources
Anti-bribery and corruption due diligence
Review of the target reputation and integrity
Geographical or sectoral market impact and potential for growth
Assessment of employee sentiment of the target and any cultural issues.
Industry information such as; competitors, market share etc
Media profiles (business projects, relevant experience, client’s feedbacks etc)
Litigation and other regulatory risks
Environmental, Social and Governance risks