Documentation · Financial-crime risks
Financial-crime risks we help you screen for
Each guide sets out one financial-crime risk, the question it answers for your team, and the records we hold that bear on it. Figures are live from our database.
Sanctions evasion
How do designated people and states keep benefiting from trade through front companies, transshipment and nominee owners?
350K sanctions records in our database
Read the guidePolitically exposed persons and corruption
When is a customer a politically exposed person, and how should that relationship be handled?
1.3M PEP records in our database
Read the guideMoney laundering
Which patterns in customers, payments and ownership should trigger a review?
3.19M active records in our database
Read the guideTerrorist financing
How does terrorist financing hide in small, ordinary transactions, and what do Canada and its partners expect firms to screen?
Read the guideExport controls
Which goods, software and technology need a permit, and who may receive them?
Read the guideMaritime risk and the shadow fleet
Is a vessel, or the company behind it, hiding its activity at sea?
1.75M vessel records in our database
Read the guideOwnership opacity
Who really owns or controls a company once holding companies and nominees are removed?
15M beneficial-owner records in our database
Read the guideDebarment and procurement fraud
Is this supplier, subcontractor or owner barred from public contracts?
880K debarment records in our database
Read the guideStart screening
Search the records directly, or set up screening for your customers and suppliers.
Search the records Screening overview
Figures are live from the Crown Intelligence database.