A leading European financial institution experienced repeated unauthorized disclosure of confidential regulatory correspondence and internal compliance documentation. The incidents created reputational strain and heightened supervisory scrutiny across multiple jurisdictions.
GDR was retained under counsel to conduct a discreet cross-border insider risk investigation spanning executive leadership, regional offices, and digital collaboration platforms. The engagement required careful balancing of investigative rigor with institutional stability.
GDR reconstructed access activity, document handling patterns, and escalation breakdowns contributing to the exposure. The review extended beyond attribution to examine governance architecture, reporting discipline, and accountability thresholds.
The findings provided leadership with disciplined clarity regarding both structural vulnerabilities and behavioral risk indicators. GDR delivered a calibrated remediation framework integrating enhanced oversight, controlled access segmentation, and board-level reporting mechanisms.
The institution restored regulator confidence while reinforcing internal trust structures, preserving its standing in a highly regulated global environment.