Protect Your Company’s Reputation and Prevent Fraud
EVS’ Adverse Media Search scans thousands of credible third-party data sources globally for negative news associated with an individual or company to help businesses to further uncover unfavorable information related to financial crime or situations that could pose a reputational risk to you and your business.
Scan Thousands of Media Outlets in a Single Search
In one simple search, EVS checks the name of the individual or company from over 15,000 credible media sources for articles and profiles featuring negative news from major media outlets and regional outlets alike.
Reduce Reputational Risk
Running an adverse media search returns relevant negative press matches and can help reveal your customer’s history with:
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Financial fraud
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Money laundering
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Workplace Discrimination
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Drug trafficking
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Tax Crime
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Scams
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Sanctions
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People trafficking
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Corruption
EVS also offers Custom Watch List capabilities, allowing you to upload your own list of high risk or high priority customers or industry lists to screen for adverse media.
Take Due Diligence A Step Further
Adverse Media Search helps you stay ahead of global KYC and CDD regulations, adding an extra layer of security to your customer screening process to detect any past or current activity that could indicate their involvement in illegal activities like money laundering, or terrorist financing.
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FATF Recommendations state that financial institutions should understand the client’s reputation, previous investigations related to money laundering or terrorist financing and when dealing with high-risk customers, an adverse media check is necessary.
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If deemed high-risk through standard due diligence procedures, FinCEN’s rules for Customer Due Diligence encourage further screening including Adverse Media Searches.
Included with IdentiFlo
Add Adverse Media Search into your IdentiFlo configuration to add an additional layer of due diligence to your risk-based screening process all in one location or purchase Adverse Media Search as a standalone product.