
5 ways you can improve due diligence today
November 12th, 2016 - Posted by Rebecca Gillingham in Procurement And Supply Chain, Anti-Bribery And Corruption, Anti-Money Laundering
November 12th, 2016 - Posted by Rebecca Gillingham in Procurement And Supply Chain, Anti-Bribery And Corruption, Anti-Money Laundering
Are you on top of changing sanctions regimes, regulatory developments and reputational risks associated with negative news? Here are 5 ways you can make staying on top of them easier, simpler and more effective.
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Minimise the risk of fines by screening against all the key international sanctions and watch lists including OFAC, HM Treasury, FBI and more than 1,000,000 politically exposed persons (PEPs)
Use biographical sources and executive profiles – from Who's Who to Debrett's – to understand the background of the people you are doing business with.
A Google search is not enough. Minimise reputational risks by checking against more than 23,000 news sources, from international, national and regional newspapers to blogs and newswires.
Check international case data and law reports for insight into the risk a new supplier might pose to your brand, and your legal team's peace of mind!
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