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Intelligence services squeezed

Hit by budget cuts, the British intelligence services are going all out to save money. The most radical initiative to date is a common vetting procedure for the three services.

Subscribers only 26.10.2011

New investigators for EBRD

A big consumer of due diligence, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), which specialises in loans to the [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 26.10.2011

Why G3 funded Fox's friend

The Good Governance Group (G3) was one of six donors to a charity that paid for Adam Werritty to travel [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 26.10.2011

FTI beefs up London office

After successively exploring the acquisition of Alaco and then G3, the U.S. consulting group TFI has opted to develop its own corporate intelligence services in London.

Subscribers only 26.10.2011

Victor Dahdaleh

Victor Dahdaleh, who was arrested in London on October 24 [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 26.10.2011

The ISC

The ISC, the parliamentary committee that supervises the British intelligence [...]

Subscribers only 26.10.2011

GCHQ

GCHQ, Britain's interception agency, has established a bonus system to [...]

Subscribers only 26.10.2011

Lobbyists fight over Nazarbayev

A number of London-based international lobbying firms that specialise in [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 26.10.2011

Aegis

Aegis, one of the first British private security companies to [...]

Subscribers only 26.10.2011

Kemball, banker-soldier

After acquiring the emergency logistics company Exploration Logistics earlier this year, which it has merged with the expatriate assistance company [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 12.10.2011

G4S

G4S, the Anglo-Danish private security company, may abandon the idea [...]

Subscribers only 12.10.2011

Blue Hackle

Blue Hackle, the private security firm founded in 2004 and [...]

Subscribers only 12.10.2011

Global steps into Gulf oil

Former Royal Marine Damian Perl's Global Integrated Security is taking on G4S and Control Risks in Iraq's lucrative oil market.

Subscribers only 28.09.2011

Happy ever after

Divorce cases are becoming a source of increasingly significant revenue [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 28.09.2011

Ernie Pallett

Ernie Pallett, the former customs investigator turned business integrity manager [...]

Subscribers only 28.09.2011

Rothschild opens City doors for Barzanis

Nathaniel Rothschild has acquired Genel Enerji, the main oil company operating in Kurdistan. Among the shareholders is a group close to the province's leadership.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 14.09.2011

Takieddine’s investigators

The Franco-Lebanese businessman Ziad Takieddine spent a total of £110,339 ($174,177) on corporate investigation services in 2007, according to accounting [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 14.09.2011

FSS

FSS, the private security company founded in 2009 by former [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.2011

Hakluyt

Hakluyt, the ultra-posh City corporate intelligence firm, now has a [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.2011

Control Risks Group

Control Risks Group works regularly as a contractor to the [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.2011

Kim shifts spy hub to London

To facilitate North Korea's rapprochement with Paris, which is opening a cultural centre in Pyongyang, North Korea has decided to transfer its European intelligence HQ to London.

Subscribers only 31.08.2011

Hart and Erinys revisit DSL

The acquisition of Erinys by Hart Security brings together the former heads of Defence Systems, a private security pioneer in the 1980s.

Subscribers only 31.08.2011

Huawei recruits in Downing Street

The latest catch landed by Chinese telecoms group Huawei, which [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 31.08.2011

Lobbyists do battle

In its campaign against the regime of Georgian President Mikhail [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 31.08.2011

New projects for Perl

Damian Perl, the founder of the private security group Global, is launching an investment fund and recruiting Obama's former intelligence briefer.

Subscribers only 27.07.2011

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All articles - United Kingdom

Intelligence services squeezed

New investigators for EBRD

Why G3 funded Fox's friend

FTI beefs up London office

Victor Dahdaleh

The ISC

GCHQ

Lobbyists fight over Nazarbayev

Aegis

Kemball, banker-soldier

G4S

Blue Hackle

Global steps into Gulf oil

Happy ever after

Ernie Pallett

Rothschild opens City doors for Barzanis

Takieddine’s investigators

FSS

Hakluyt

Control Risks Group

Kim shifts spy hub to London

Hart and Erinys revisit DSL

Huawei recruits in Downing Street

Lobbyists do battle

New projects for Perl

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All articles - United Kingdom

Intelligence services squeezed

New investigators for EBRD

Why G3 funded Fox's friend

FTI beefs up London office

Victor Dahdaleh

The ISC

GCHQ

Lobbyists fight over Nazarbayev

Aegis

Kemball, banker-soldier

G4S

Blue Hackle

Global steps into Gulf oil

Happy ever after

Ernie Pallett

Rothschild opens City doors for Barzanis

Takieddine’s investigators

FSS

Hakluyt

Control Risks Group

Kim shifts spy hub to London

Hart and Erinys revisit DSL

Huawei recruits in Downing Street

Lobbyists do battle

New projects for Perl

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About Intelligence Online

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Intelligence Online on social media

Indigo Publications' websites