Cryptocurrency scams and cybercrime can be complex, fast-moving and often span multiple jurisdictions. Having access to experienced investigators can make a significant difference in understanding what happened and identifying the appropriate next steps.
IFW Global is an internationally recognised investigations firm specialising in cybercrime, digital asset tracing and complex fraud investigations.
IFW Global is an international investigations firm specialising in cybercrime, fraud, intelligence and digital asset investigations.
The firm combines traditional investigative methods with blockchain analysis, digital forensics and intelligence gathering to examine complex matters across multiple jurisdictions.
Its team works with individuals, businesses, legal professionals and other organisations to establish what happened, trace the movement of funds and gather evidence that may support further legal, regulatory or recovery action.
IFW Global provides a broad range of investigation services, including:
Ken Gamble is the Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of FW Global with over 35 years of experience in cybercrime investigations, intelligence, and asset recovery. He has advised governments and law enforcement agencies worldwide, presented at Interpol events, and received multiple awards for his work exposing international cybercrime networks.
Allan Watson is the Director of Global Investigations at FW Global, bringing over 38 years of experience in fraud investigations, asset tracing, business intelligence, and crisis management. He leads complex cross-border investigations across Asia, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and the Americas.
If you require assistance with cryptocurrency scams, cybercrime investigations or digital asset tracing, our team can connect you with the specialists at IFW Global.
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