
Sergio Revilla
AT A GLANCE
Sergio leads complex cross‑border and domestic engagements, delivering due diligence and strategic intelligence solutions for private capital clients and organizations operating across the resources, consumer products and other sectors. He works closely with clients to help them navigate complex risk environments and make informed decisions ahead of market entry, partnerships or new investments. His work includes jurisdictional risk assessments, profiling of prospective business partners and the delivery of actionable insights to support strategic decision‑making.
Prior to relocating to Australia with Kroll, Sergio was based in the firm’s Mexico City office, where he advised clients with operations and investments across Latin America on managing risks related to bribery and corruption, fraud, security and market volatility. His international experience enables him to support clients operating in both mature and emerging markets. He has also worked extensively with law firms and legal counsel, providing investigative support in disputes, litigation and arbitration matters, asset tracing and fraud and corruption investigations.
Before joining Kroll in 2017, Sergio held roles within the internal control units of multiple Mexican government departments, overseeing high‑stakes projects and investigations. In those roles, he also advised private-sector organizations from a government perspective on international risk management and market entry strategies.
Sergio holds a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in international law from Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University and a master’s degree in international cooperation and risk management from Sciences Po Bordeaux. He is fluent in English, French and Spanish.
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