Client risk assessment
Understand geographic, customer and product risk through a documented model with transparent factors and overrides.
Explore assessments ↗Bring client risk assessment, screening review and approval records into one focused workspace. Built around the decisions specialist financial services teams make every day.
For compliance, operations and investment teams.
Completed with Bangkok Bank.
A demonstration does not imply endorsement.Illustrative workflow · fictional client and reviewer
A client portal brings onboarding, screening remediation and approval work into view. Analysts can find the next action; reviewers can see the decisions waiting for them.
Explore the client portal ↗| Counterparty / project | Next step | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Northmere HoldingsProject Northmere | Resolve PEP match | Review |
| Example Credit PartnersProject Cedar | MLRO decision | Sign-off |
| Example Asset ManagementProject Elm | View assessment | Approved |
Illustrative interface · fictional data
Bring a consistent process to each onboarding decision, from client risk assessment to screening disposition and authorised sign-off.
Understand geographic, customer and product risk through a documented model with transparent factors and overrides.
Explore assessments ↗Review potential matches, capture the analyst’s rationale and maintain a screening register organised around the work.
Explore screening ↗Keep the assessment, decision history and approval record accessible. Export reports for colleagues and reviewers.
Explore governance ↗Give each stage a clear purpose. Keep the inputs, review and recorded outcome together.
Walk through the workflowCapture client, ownership and jurisdiction context to inform the risk assessment.
Review potential matches and document the evidence behind each disposition.
Bring the assessment to the appropriate reviewer for a recorded decision.
Access the assessment and export a report for colleagues and reviewers.
For boutique private equity, asset management, private credit and wealth teams managing complex relationships with focused resources.
Keep counterparties, controlling parties and deal context connected.
Explore your workflow 02Give analysts and reviewers a common assessment basis.
Explore your workflow 03Document borrower and controlling-party AML risk reviews.
Explore your workflow 04Bring client context and screening rationale into the review.
Explore your workflowFor specialist firms, a useful assessment connects the client relationship, the screening review and the judgement of the people responsible.
The assessment brings together geographic, customer and business-activity factors, with the rating rationale alongside the result. Review the methodology, applicable floors and overrides as part of your evaluation. Explore the assessment model.
Review potential sanctions and PEP matches alongside the client relationship and record the reasoning behind each disposition. Provider coverage and access depend on the agreed service and licence. Ongoing monitoring applies only to records where it is selected; it is separate from an initial screening. Explore screening workflows.
Bring a fictional example of your onboarding process. Walk through the assessment inputs, a potential screening match, reviewer hand-off and an exported report. Use the session to confirm the workflow, responsibilities and evidence your firm needs. Arrange a product demonstration.
Explore the methodology, the workflow and the control context behind the product.
How client inputs, risk factors and rating rationale come together.
Explore risk assessment →WORKFLOW GUIDESee the steps from onboarding context to a recorded approval.
Explore the workflow →REGULATORY CONTEXTExplore the regulatory context and published enforcement examples.
Read the control context →A focused conversation about your onboarding process, the decisions you make and the records you need.