Where did the money go? The mantra in any forensic examination is “follow the money.” The funds that need to be traced may be part of a Ponzi scheme; or an internal investigation leading to trouble at the highest levels
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April 23, 2019
What does your business need to do right now to succeed? Having a great product, like Formica Bakery, or a famous name, like the Friar’s Club, does not always guarantee ongoing success. Sometimes, debt needs to be reduced through the
April 9, 2019
Don’t forget to check the horizon Despite a positive stock market, some sectors of the economy and individual companies are showing signs of trouble. A few business executives were caught manipulating earnings to maintain their stock’s price. Other companies are
March 12, 2019
Will you be ready when regulators come knocking on the doors of your healthcare organization? Healthcare compliance is complex. The risks of failing to adhere to applicable regulations or provide effective services can be severe and reduce reimbursements. Information about
February 26, 2019
With the market giving off mixed signals, what’s the best strategy for your business? Mergers and acquisitions are back in the news. For the first time in a decade, big banks merged, while GE continued to spin off parts of
February 5, 2019
Has your company uncovered a white collar crime? Fraud can occur in businesses of any size, from a NYC art gallery to a large Florida hospital. A law firm can fall victim to a money wiring scheme. Title to houses
January 22, 2019
Are you prepared for the financial impact of a divorce? Most divorces don’t make the headlines, but 2019 has already seen a number of high-profile splits. Whether the break-up is essentially amicable, as with Jeff and Mackenzie Bezos, contentious, or
January 8, 2019
What will you do when a professional conflict arises? Several high profile companies had been involved in accounting investigations as 2018 came to an end, including GE, Tesla, and Snap. Allegations made in the Westmoreland Coal bankruptcy raise the possibility
December 4, 2018
Will bankruptcy be an issue for your business in 2019? With increasing interest rates and debt maturities affecting retailers, large tariffs impacting farmers, and changes in consumer spending influencing sectors like the bridal industry, the potential for more bankruptcies in
November 6, 2018
If your business is in trouble, will you know what to do? No business is fully immune to trouble. Even the VC community loses money from business failures. Whether problems come from internal or external sources, companies need options for