Case Studies

Case studies that analyze the different risk, governance, and compliance issues faced by businesses from diverse fields. Find below short briefs on the various case studies undertaken by WoRisGo's team.
Fraud Investigation: Bribery

Fraud Investigation: Bribery

One of the Project Managers for MEP works were found to be guilty of giving contracts to third parties without following necessary procedures, increasing the cost of a construction project. Through the investigation it was found that the person personally contacts the vendors/suppliers and takes illegal commissions to give the contract.

Travel Security & Executive Protection

Travel Security & Executive Protection

In 2016, a senior executive from a large company, and a foreign national was stuck in an area that witnessed vandalism and blocked routes by protesters. WoRisGo Eexcutive Protection Team had assessed the situation and provided him with details of various open routes, localites. The case study explains the quick and flexible strategy WoRisGo put into force.

Travel Security

Travel Security

A large organization wanted to bring back its Sri Lankan employees from certain parts of the world back to home country during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and travel ban by Sri Lanka. WoRisGo prepared a travel plan listing out potential avenues to repatriate the employees into Sri Lanka despite the travel restrictions.

Location Risk Assessment

Location Risk Assessment

Conducted a Location Risk Assessment of a pharmacy company’s manufacturing unit in India to identify the potential risks in the region and determine the threat impact of each risk. Online and on-site investigation revealed anti-company sentiments from villagers from the area and protests against the lab organized by various political parties.

Fraud Investigation: Warehousing

Fraud Investigation: Warehousing

Internal audit revealed payments towards a warehouse on the outskirts near the airport. The area leased was particularly large. Investigations revealed a much smaller part of the warehouse being used and part of it had been sub-leased out to another company.

Fraud Investigation: IT Services

Fraud Investigation: IT Services

An internal pro-active review of IT asset procurement revealed three iPhone when the company was only using blackberries and android devices. Investigations revealed the head of IT procurement had ordered 3 iPhone for his family and tried to pass the invoice through the office since he was also the approver. He had also taken free laptops and printer for family use.

Fraud Investigation: Building Maintenance

Fraud Investigation: Building Maintenance

Roof tiles replacement had been ordered and the civil work was underway. One worker casually mentioned that the tiles had been ordered at a very high rate. Market review substantiated his claim. Investigations revealed that bogus companies’ quotation had been submitted to show the lowest bidder in the tender.

Fraud Investigation: Procurement

Fraud Investigation: Procurement

One owner of a service apartment gave a letter with a series of complaints on pricing, late payment and kick backs. Investigations revealed that the travel desk head had also taken free holidays, flights and stayed in luxury hotels misusing his authority.

Fraud Investigation: Building fit out

Fraud Investigation: Building fit out

Invoicing review revealed that far more number of sensor taps in the washrooms had been ordered than necessary. To cover the tracks the project in-charge had also shown faulty items and discarded them from the premises (not retuning under warranty). Investigations revealed kick backs and incorrect invoicing.

Fraud Investigation: Transportation pilferage

Fraud Investigation: Transportation pilferage

A vendor staff called the chairman’s line to inform that the kilometers being docked in the cabs billing were inflated. The head of transportation was also using cabs for personal travels. Investigations revealed not just were kilometers inflated so were the number of routes, cabs and available drivers.