Hidden assets
Assets that don't show up in the first search: properties in the names of related third parties, vehicles, equity interests and assets in other jurisdictions in the region.
There is a type of debtor who isn't insolvent: they're opaque. They claim to have no means to pay while the assets still exist, just in someone else's name, inside another structure or in another jurisdiction. Against that profile, conventional collections don't work. It takes investigation.
It pays off most where the value at stake supports it.
Where the amount in dispute fully justifies the investment in investigation.
With signs of concealment or transfer of assets to third parties.
There is already a judgment, but nothing to enforce it against.
Where concealment amounts to more than a civil breach.
None of the three, on its own, is enough to build the case.
Assets that don't show up in the first search: properties in the names of related third parties, vehicles, equity interests and assets in other jurisdictions in the region.
The money trail usually says more than the balance sheet. We identify movements that reveal real ability to pay, often very different from what is declared.
Front companies, chains of ownership and vehicles created to separate the debtor from their assets. Understanding the structure is what makes it possible to attack it.
Between the debtor and their assets there are usually one or more layers: a company created to hold title, a relative listed as the owner, a transfer made just before the default.
We rebuild that chain until we reach the real asset. What comes out of it is not a report to read: it is actionable intelligence on what to request, against whom and when.
This is the service where the provider's ethics matter most, because it involves sensitive information. All investigation is carried out within the applicable legal framework and under personal data protection protocols.
Real estate and vehicles
Equity interests
Real financial flows
Assets in another jurisdiction
The product is actionable intelligence, and it translates into three things.
Knowing which assets to request precautionary measures on, and requesting them in time, as part of legal collections.
A debtor who knows you are aware of their real assets negotiates differently.
When concealment warrants more than a civil claim.
Yes. We work exclusively with sources and methods permitted by each country's laws, under audited compliance protocols. That is why every finding can be presented, with supporting evidence, in court proceedings.
It depends on the case. A simple structure is resolved quickly; when there are front companies or multiple jurisdictions, the work takes longer. The estimated timeline is agreed when the case is scoped.
Yes, within our regional coverage in Ecuador, Colombia and Peru.
Yes, although it delivers more when integrated into a legal collections strategy, because the information turns into timely precautionary measures.
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