Strategy

Strategic and political risk intelligence

Aperio Intelligence provides strategic intelligence and political risk services to help businesses and investors understand and respond to complexities in local markets. Drawing on our global network of human sources, our command of open source information in multiple languages, and our investigative skill-set, we support our clients enter new markets, evaluate commercial opportunities, and navigate moments of difficulty.

Our strategic intelligence services are by nature bespoke to the particular situation facing our clients.

Our clients include multinational corporations; private equity firms; hedge funds; investment banks; and family offices.

For further details on how Aperio can support you, please contact Oliver Brind, Head of Business Development: oliver.brind@aperio-intelligence.com

We typically help our clients evaluate investment opportunities and mitigate risk through:

Market entry support, including the identification of suitable local partners
Evaluation of local stakeholder sentiment and perceptions
Analysis of geo-political, sector and country-level risk
Insight into the backgrounds, motives, behaviours and relationships of counter-parties
Mapping of the competitor landscape
Contextualisation of regulatory policies, new legislation and government attitudes
Intelligence to support negotiating strategies
Intelligence to support crisis management teams, particularly in situations of political upheaval

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New market entry
Complex commercial situations
Political risk monitoring

New market entry

We help our clients enter unfamiliar markets and identify suitable business partners. We do this by analysing local political, economic and security environments; contextualising regulatory policies, legislation, and government attitudes; evaluating stakeholder sentiment and perceptions; and collecting sector-specific intelligence. We situate our country risk analysis within a wider geo-political framework.
Complex commercial situations

We support our clients by providing intelligence in a range of complex commercial situations, to alert them to potential blind spots and to support successful negotiating strategies. We work transparently with our clients to fine-tune our approach to intelligence collection, working strictly in accordance with local and international laws and to the highest ethical standards.
Political risk monitoring

In situations of political turbulence overseas, such as regime change or a major government reshuffle, we enable our clients to act swiftly and decisively through the provision of timely intelligence assessments to support them through crises. We do this through the provision of daily intelligence summaries on the developing political and security situation, based on reliable open source information and intelligence from well-placed human sources. We also provide wider assessments of the backgrounds and leanings of individuals likely to take over power and how this could impact our client’s business model and operations.

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Financial Crime Digest

This issue includes:

EU and UK sanctions spotlight: Developments and measures adopted in June
EU Council adopts position on new anti-corruption directive
US releases 2024 Trafficking in Persons Report
FATF Plenary concludes with leadership transition and updates on global AML/CFT efforts
Q&A with Loredana Urzica-Mirea, Executive Director of Romanian anti-human trafficking NGO eLiberare, on the situation of human trafficking in Romania
Special Feature: Elder fraud: meticulous orchestrations targeting a vulnerable population
Guest Commentary: Why the UK’s Money Laundering Regulations must keep up with the changing face of financial crime
Environmental, Social and Governance updates

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