European coverage
A coordination hub in Geneva, execution under local law
Cross-border mandates require more than a network: a consistent method, an accurate reading of local rules and a single point of contact.
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Geneva at the centre, capitals in a network
Coordinated from Geneva, delivered in European capitals in compliance with local law.
How we structure a European mandate
We begin by mapping the jurisdictions involved, the information sought and the legal constraints specific to each country. This stage determines what is feasible, in which order and with which precautions.
A single point of contact in Geneva coordinates the whole, keeps you informed and ensures consistency of reporting, whatever the diversity of the territories covered.
What “coverage” means
We do not claim local offices we do not have. European coverage means we are able to organise and supervise verifications in several countries, in compliance with applicable regulations and, where required, with licensed local operators.
This transparency is deliberate: it tells you exactly who is involved, under whose responsibility and within which framework.
Limits and feasibility
Not every request is feasible in every country. Some verifications require a legal basis, an authorisation or the involvement of a local professional. Others are simply prohibited.
We set out these limits before any engagement, with a feasibility assessment and, where relevant, lawful alternatives.
Next step
Does your situation involve several countries?
Describe the context and the jurisdictions involved: we will tell you what is feasible and under which conditions.