Performing enhanced due diligence is a vital KYC process in identifying bad actors, and protecting organisations from financial crime to help minimise the risk of financial sanctions and lawsuits.
Vetting customers before working with them and continuous monitoring is essential to help protecting your own company from risk. Enhanced due diligent checks are often needed when dealing with clients or suppliers from high risk business sectors or countries.
The RFA database uses an algorithm created in-house to provide extensive information to highlight risk and changes in status fast, protecting our customers and their business interests.
RFA’s EDD checks go beyond the enhanced due diligence checks performed by many companies, using a wider range of data points to identify and report potential risk before it happens. Using high quality data sources and in line with the 6th AML directive, RFA offer fast, up to date enhanced due diligence checks to keep organisations compliant and out of danger.
The RFA EDD database quickly identifies potential risk from persons including:
People with high profile political or public roles
Those who have previously been accused or convicted of financial crime, or have court proceedings related to financial crime
A person subject to financial sanctions
An individual with high levels of negative media coverage
The person who ultimately controls the financial interest or commodity
Those with high net worth pose a greater financial risk
Clients with seemingly purposeless and questionable transactions pose a higher risk to organisational financial security
RFA can also quickly and easily identify potential clients or suppliers from high risk locations including:
Red Flag Alert’s enhanced due diligence process follows a simple process to create a fully compliant EDD check for high risk clients and suppliers:
Enhanced due diligence (EDD) is vital to protecting your organisation from financial crime (including money laundering and terrorist financing) when doing business with a high-risk customer. Discover how it differs from standard due diligence and why your organisation may need to perform it.
PEPs, sanctions and adverse media checks form an essential part of any compliant anti-money laundering process.
But just because your client passes these checks doesn't mean that they won't become politically exposed or subject to a sanction or adverse media story during the course of your relationship.
So you can avoid harsh penalties and reputational damage should this happen, you need to know immediately. Red Flag Alert PEPS, sanctions and adverse media checks include live monitoring of domestic and international databases so you're never caught out
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