Third parties are typically a company’s main sources of exposure to legal, financial, reputational and strategic risks–and compliance officers are responsible for identifying and managing them...
Companies rely on global third parties and suppliers to deliver their products and services, but these third parties are increasingly becoming their main exposure to risk. In recent years, ten trends have...
Companies rely on third parties and suppliers around the world to deliver their products and services efficiently and effectively. But these third parties are also becoming a company’s main exposure...
Why is third party risk now at the top of a company’s agenda? Ten trends have come together to bring third party risk management to a tipping point. Seven of them are already in effect, such as global...
A due diligence checklist takes you step-by-step through the information you need to consider to help carry out a thorough investigation when you’re contemplating a new commercial relationship, a...
The Nexis Diligence+ solution goes beyond just public records or sanctions, combining sophisticated technology with a more comprehensive collection of global data to deliver in-depth, 360-degree assessments...
Due Diligence
Organizations must do due diligence to navigate a complicated web of sanctions—and it’s not just banks and financial institutions that are subject to the sanctions. Increasingly, companies across various industries have been the target of enforcement actions, most notably by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC), which aggressively pursues sanctions violations by U.S. companies, as well as by foreign companies if they are publicly-traded in the U.S., or if any U.S. person is involved.