Financial Crime, AML & KYC Intelligence / Methods
Evidence-based decision support

From a claim to a defensible decision record

Do external identity, ownership and adverse-record signals justify further escalation?

Review a full dossier

Seven controlled research steps

  1. Agree the single decision, client inputs, deadline, conflict and legal boundaries

    Each material source and omission is dated, attributed and treated according to its evidential limits.

  2. Match identity, aliases, product identifiers or assets across records

    Each material source and omission is dated, attributed and treated according to its evidential limits.

  3. Log originals, timestamps, dates of effect, access permissions and coverage

    Disambiguate entities, trace official sanctions or ownership entries and preserve provenance.

  4. Create a claim-to-evidence matrix with independent contrary-source search

    Disambiguate entities, trace official sanctions or ownership entries and preserve provenance.

  5. Resolve chronology, entity relationships and alternative explanations

    Each material source and omission is dated, attributed and treated according to its evidential limits.

  6. Review reliance categories and missing records; apply human quality assurance

    Each material source and omission is dated, attributed and treated according to its evidential limits.

  7. Deliver a finite written record with a question pack for the professional decision owner

    Each material source and omission is dated, attributed and treated according to its evidential limits.

Sector-specific risk checks

  • similar-name false positive
  • stale beneficial-owner data
  • unproved sanctions relationship
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