Pascal is an analyst and research professional specialising in corruption, governance, open-source intelligence and data analysis. His work combines structured research, investigative tools and quantitative methods to support complex fraud, due diligence and financial-crime enquiries across multiple jurisdictions.
At iSanctuary, Pascal conducts investigative and open-source analysis for high-level fraud and corruption matters, producing tailored intelligence packages aligned with client objectives and the evidential needs of each assignment.
His wider research experience includes work connected with the United Nations Convention against Corruption, where he helped identify and structure data on the intersection between gender and corruption for an international research initiative. He has also researched the UK public-standards landscape for the Ethics and Integrity Commission.
Earlier work with Spotlight on Corruption and the University of Sussex Centre for the Study of Corruption developed his experience in document monitoring, investigative research, anti-corruption policy and engagement with international agencies and civil-society organisations.
Pascal holds a distinction-level MA in Corruption and Governance and received the Intelligence Sanctuary Prize of Excellence for research into public management and political accountability. He is also trained in specialist cryptocurrency investigation techniques and works in both English and French.