Peter’s global experience has given him the opportunity to work for a diverse portfolio of clients; parties that require nuanced insight on a grand scale, such as political analyses or white papers on industry and regulatory matters, as well as parties that need more focused work, such as investigations into counterparties or patterns of fraud and abuse. Whether through open-source research or human intelligence gathering, Peter has proven a trusted advisor by delivering critical intelligence that allows clients to navigate complex markets, satisfy compliance or regulatory requirements, or resolve high-stakes disputes.
Peter has published articles and spoken at conferences regarding the role of corporate intelligence in asset tracing, where his experience has included assisting creditor committees seeking to recover misappropriated assets to working on multinational exercises for sovereign entities. Most recently, he published articles on due diligence pitfalls and remedies in the private credit markets and on how a company contemplating an initial public offering can remediate potential governance problems.