AFRICA INTEGRITY IS THE LEADING PROVIDER OF INVESTIGATIVE DUE DILIGENCE, RISK MANAGEMENT AND ESG-ADVISORY SERVICES IN AFRICA 

We collect intelligence through our unrivalled network of investigators based in all corners of the continent. The privileged information we produce enables clients to: 

• Recognise and exploit commercial opportunities;
• Protect their reputation and assets;
• Advance an effective Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) agenda; and
• Supercharge litigation proceedings. 

Everything we do is designed to add value to our clients’ operations in Africa. We believe that our high-quality analysis and intelligence can deliver significant competitive advantage to clients by providing them with information that: 

• Improves the profitability of their operations in Africa;
• Enables compliance with the terms of international anti-corruption legislation and best practice;
• Enables accurate appraisals of a range of threats and implementation of appropriate mitigation at the lowest possible cost;
• Places our clients’ representatives in the strongest possible position in commercial negotiations; and
• Enhances their understanding of competitors and their local standing in relevant sectors. 

In addition to provision of high-quality intelligence concerning commercial operating environments in Africa, Africa Integrity has developed and delivered training to numerous clients, with a focus on ESG responsibilities.  In particular, Africa Integrity provides specialist training on anti- and counter-corruption, with specific reference to the corruption environment in different African states. 

Julian Fisher founded Africa Integrity in 2010. Julian is a highly experienced intelligence operative and dedicated Africanist with over twenty years’ hands on-engagement on the continent: in his current role; in a specialised branch of the British Diplomatic Service; as Head of Security Intelligence for HSBC; and as Head of Africa for Aegis Defence Services. He has worked in locations as diverse as the Niger Delta, South Sudan, Somalia, Mauritania and Angola, amongst many others. Julian is also a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA).