Personal
AML Search
Verify the identity of your new customers quickly and with confidence
from AML Search's online anti-money laundering solution.
A wide range of organisations must now check the identity of new
customers as part of stringent anti-money laundering legislation.
AML Search has been designed to specifically meet this requirement
including a Personal Search that interrogates a wide range of independent
data sources to enable users to reach a decision instantly.
AML Search has been at the forefront of establishing electronic
solutions as the most comprehensive and secure way of assisting
professionals with their CDD (Customer Due Diligence).
Personal AML Search uses CallML best-of-breed data sources to deliver
a 'Pass' or 'Refer' result for each individual.
Data sources include;
- Sanctions Files
- CIFAS (UK Fraud Prevention
Service)
- Electoral Roll
- Bankruptcy
- County Court Judgements
- Deceased check
- Financial Shares Data
- PEP (Politically Exposed
Persons List)
- Specially Designated
Nationals File
- Financial Times Shares
Index
- Hard copy documentary
evidence (including Passports & Driving Licenses)
Personal AML Search data is provided by CallML from Callcredit. Callcredit has
been at the forefront of establishing electronic solutions as the most comprehensive
and secure way of establishing identity.
In addition to electronic data sources AML Search contains a sophisticated document
management engine that allows hard copy documentary evidence (including Passports
and Driving Licenses) to be used as a part of identity verification, the electronic
images can be stored securely within the system and recalled in the future to
re-verify an individuals identity. Additionally AML Search maintains a full online
electronic audit trail.
AML Search contains a powerful decision engine that operates in accordance with
'the risk based approach', allowing the firms MRLO to define their risk criteria.
An unlimited number of risk criteria can be defined within AML Search.
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