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We clarify the objective, facts and applicable requirements.

The Alchamii advisory services
We prepare clear, evidence-led financial reports that may support complaints and investigations involving Dubai Police, Abu Dhabi Police and other UAE authorities, as well as insurers and legal counsel. The precise scope is agreed after reviewing the facts and the intended recipient.
We clarify the objective, facts and applicable requirements.
We examine the records, documents and available options.
We prepare, coordinate and quality-check the required work.
We support finalisation and explain the next compliance steps.
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Independent financial analysis, loss quantification and evidence schedules for suspected fraud, theft, embezzlement and disputed transactions.
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This is the usual starting checklist. We will tailor it after the initial review.
When this service may be needed
Businesses investigating suspected employee fraud, misappropriation or unauthorised payments
Shareholders or partners facing unexplained withdrawals, diverted revenue or disputed accounts
Individuals and companies seeking to document a financial loss for a police complaint
Legal counsel requiring an independent transaction analysis or loss schedule
Policyholders responding to an insurer's request for an independent loss assessment
A straightforward process
Confidentially assess the allegation, purpose, deadline and available evidence
Agree the appropriate engagement—factual findings, agreed-upon procedures or forensic review
Preserve an evidence index and perform the agreed transaction testing and reconciliations
Discuss evidence gaps and obtain management or third-party clarifications
Issue the report with findings, loss schedules, methodology and limitations
Provide clarification support to the intended recipient when requested
Practical examples
Situation: A company identifies payments to suppliers that management does not recognise.
Procedures: We reconcile bank transfers to approved purchase orders, invoices, receipt evidence and user-level accounting records, then list unsupported or duplicated payments.
Report output: The report presents a dated transaction schedule, supporting-document references, responses received and the amount supported by the available evidence.
Situation: Cash collections or staff reimbursements do not agree with the books and source records.
Procedures: We compare collections, deposit records, expense claims, approvals and ledger entries, separating explained differences from unresolved exceptions.
Report output: The client receives an evidence-linked reconciliation and quantified exception schedule for use with its lawyer, insurer or the relevant authority.
Situation: A shareholder alleges that company funds were transferred without a valid business purpose.
Procedures: We trace selected transfers, examine authorisations and related-party connections, and compare the accounting treatment with underlying agreements and correspondence.
Report output: The factual report shows the flow of funds, documents reviewed, explanations obtained and unresolved items without making a legal determination of guilt.
Frequently asked questions
The term is commonly used for an independent financial or forensic report prepared to document transactions, quantify a supported loss and organise evidence connected with a police complaint, insurance claim or legal matter. It is not the same as a statutory financial-statement audit.
It may involve forensic accounting techniques, but the correct engagement depends on the instructions. Some cases require an agreed-upon procedures report containing factual findings; others require a wider forensic investigation or an expert report coordinated with legal counsel.
A report can be prepared for the intended recipient and may support a complaint or investigation. Acceptance, evidentiary requirements and the need for Arabic translation or further expert appointment are determined by the relevant police station, prosecution, court, insurer or legal adviser.
No. We report financial findings supported by the records reviewed and explain limitations or missing evidence. Criminal liability, intent and guilt are matters for the competent authorities and courts.
The method depends on the allegation. It may involve tracing unsupported payments, reconciling missing collections, measuring duplicated or unauthorised expenses, or comparing recorded transactions with contractual entitlements. The report explains the method and source documents.
Timing depends on the volume and quality of records, the number of accounts and persons involved, access to electronic data, and the need for clarifications. We provide a case-specific timetable after the preliminary document review.
Preserve original bank records, accounting exports, emails, messages, device or system logs, contracts, approvals and physical documents. Avoid altering files or relying only on screenshots where original records can be retained.
The engagement can be coordinated for bilingual or legally translated submission requirements. The exact language and certification requirements should be confirmed with the receiving authority or legal counsel at the start.
Our role is independent and evidence-based. We do not determine criminal guilt or guarantee that a complaint, claim or court filing will be accepted.
Legal strategy, admissibility and filing requirements should be confirmed with UAE legal counsel and the relevant authority. Engagement terms and report wording are tailored to the intended use.
Start with a clear assessment