Strategic intelligence
Analysis of scenarios, actors and impacts for expansion, negotiation and risk decisions.
COMING SOONMGS · Applied evidence
Real-world case analysis, due diligence, OSINT, risk frameworks and applied methodology for complex commercial decisions.
Analytical architecture
Documented cases showing how due diligence, OSINT and independent verification change a decision.
2 publishedView published cases →VERIFICATIONTesting identity, claims, documents and capability before signing, paying or appointing a counterparty.
1 publishedOpen library →COUNTERPARTIESAnalysis of identity, authority, control and exposure to decide whether a commercial relationship is acceptable.
1 publishedOpen library →APPLIED CASESSector examples of product, title, terminal, logistics and payment-sequence verification.
1 publishedOpen library →MARITIME OSINTVerification of identity, operating history, ownership and real capability of vessels, operators and maritime counterparties.
1 publishedView cases →Analysis of scenarios, actors and impacts for expansion, negotiation and risk decisions.
COMING SOONTesting assumptions, scenarios, liquidity and thresholds before approving a plan or committing capital.
COMING SOONRepeatable processes for organising evidence, uncertainty and decision criteria.
COMING SOONApplied public cases
Each applied case presents the decision problem, verification scope and executive conclusion. The two current public cases are sector examples within the intelligence library; they are not a primary category of the Centre.

EN590 offer · Critical risk
Public intelligence case 01
A formally documented proposal did not meet the independent-evidence threshold required to justify financial exposure.

Petroleum transaction · Independent verification pending
Public case study 02
The review tested whether identity, authority, documentation, title chain, vessel and compliance controls justified continuing a transaction initiated through a LinkedIn contact.
Verification sequence
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Ask a question →Organise checks covering companies and counterparties; identity and funds; sanctions and documents; terminals and payments; and traceability for metals and gemstones.
Explore routes →Adjust DD1, DD2 or DD3 scope to the value, complexity, jurisdiction and exposure of the decision.
Compare levels →Verify identity, AML, sanctions, banking, trade and transaction evidence before accepting exposure.
Review compliance →