Information searches, public sources and desk research

Information is the keyword in every investigation. For the most part, we extract this information from public sources ─ for example, the Chamber of Commerce or the land registry, but also countless databases, archives, registers, libraries and reference works from which important information can be retrieved.

We have these sources at our disposal and we know how to use them. And we combine these sources of information with other investigative methods, such as gathering information by phone and validating, analysing and assessing data.

Our reports clearly display the information you asked for, presented in clear language and, where necessary, illustrated with tables, graphs, time lines and graphical presentations of relationships and events.