Screen clients, counterparties and beneficiaries per matter — without adopting a full AML platform.
Law firms apply customer due diligence at the client level and often again at the matter level — a new counterparty in litigation, a beneficial owner in a property deal, a beneficiary of a trust. Screening is frequently ad-hoc and per-matter rather than high-volume, which is why a lightweight, standalone screening layer is more appropriate than a full AML platform.
Screen new clients and beneficial owners when taking on instructions, and again when a matter introduces new parties.
Screen counterparties, opposing parties and third-party funders involved in significant matters.
Screen trustees and beneficiaries involved in trust and estate administration.
Re-screen clients during the life of a matter to catch changes to sanctions or PEP status.
A returned record is a Potential Match for review, not a confirmed match. Match Score indicates the strength of identity correspondence and can help inform analyst review.
Case Management can hold the decision and rationale, and Audit Reports bring together available evidence of screening and review.
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Yes — screening can be run whenever a matter introduces a new counterparty, funder or beneficiary, not only at client onboarding.
Case Management can hold a decision and rationale, and Audit Reports bring together available evidence of screening and review activity.