APB Intelligence

About

Discretion is the discipline.

APB Intelligence exists because defense teams deserve investigative work that meets the same standard as the litigation it supports.

Principal

Enrique Riguero

Founder & Lead Investigator

Enrique Riguero is an investigator. A Florida-licensed private investigator (License #C 3600262) and Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (ACAMS), he is the principal of APB Intelligence LLC (Florida Private Investigative Agency License #A 3600163) and has spent more than twenty years in investigative casework across fraud, financial crime, and regulatory compliance, including director-level work inside the financial services industry for a Miami-based international private bank.

His specialty is complex financial casework. Two decades of suspicious-activity investigations, transaction monitoring, enhanced due diligence, sanctions screening, and asset tracing, with every case documented to the standard federal regulators demand under the Bank Secrecy Act and USA PATRIOT Act.

Insurance claims receive the same discipline: patterns verified across records and statements, corroborated timelines, documented assets, and case files built to survive examiners, auditors, and opposing counsel alike.

  • 20+ years: fraud and financial-crime investigation
  • ACAMS: Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist
  • Florida-licensed: Private Investigator #C 3600262 · Agency #A 3600163
  • Financial-sector depth: director-level investigative compliance, international private banking
  • Specialties: suspicious-activity investigation, transaction monitoring, enhanced due diligence, sanctions screening, asset tracing

Why APB exists

Most investigative work product fails quietly: an unusable video, a log with gaps, a report that wilts under cross-examination. The loss doesn’t show up until the moment it matters most.

APB was built on the opposite premise: every engagement is executed assuming opposing counsel will inspect every step. Lawful acquisition, documented methodology, preserved chain of custody. If it can’t survive scrutiny, it isn’t evidence; it’s liability.

How we operate

  • Confidential by default. We never disclose the existence of an engagement, and we never discuss clients, including with prospective clients.
  • Counsel-directed. Engagements are scoped with the legal team and reported to the legal team, aligned with work-product discipline.
  • Evidence integrity first. We would rather report “not established” than hand you a finding that falls apart in front of a jury.
  • Accountable in the field. Surveillance hours are logged contemporaneously: time-stamped, GPS-referenced, matched to video and invoice. Our files prove where we were, not just what we saw.
  • Bilingual by default. Fieldwork, interviews, and recorded statements conducted natively in English and Spanish. Essential in South Florida, rare in this industry.

Objectivity, in writing

APB investigations are conducted impartially. We are retained to establish facts, not to reach a preferred conclusion, and our reports reflect what was actually observed and verified, whether it supports or contradicts the assumptions a file began with. That independence is deliberate: a finding shaped to please a client is worthless the moment it is challenged, and a finding that survives our process will survive scrutiny anywhere.

Work with an investigator who thinks like counsel.