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List of Datasets:

Politically Exposed Person (PEP)

Any individual that is considered a Politically Exposed Person in their own capacity or by association.

Regulatory Enforcement List (REL)

Any individual or entity that has been fined or in some other way subject to action by any financial regulatory body or law enforcement authority.

Reputational Risk Exposure (RRE)

Any individual or entity that has been reported in official or media sources to be involved in a crime that falls under one or more of the following categories – terrorism, financial crime and fraud, modern slavery, organised crime, bribery and corruption, and cybercrime.

Sanction (SAN – includes Current and Previous)

Any individual or entity that is or has formerly been subject to sanctions at international, regional, or national levels.

Politically Exposed Person (PEP)

The following categories of PEPs are considered "global minimum" because they are mentioned in all available country PEP definitions.

Global

TierPEP Segment - New (Abbreviated)PEP Segment - New (Full)
PEP Tier 1Executive Branch - Head of State and DeputyHead of state and their deputies
PEP Tier 1Executive Branch - Head and Members of Government and DeputiesHead and members of government (national level in unitary states; sub-federal/state level in federations; supranational level European Commission, Europe Council) and their deputies
PEP Tier 1Executive Branch - Professional and Ceremonial Heads of the Armed ForcesHeads and top commanders of the armed forces - armed forces joint command members, commanders of the main branches of the armed forces
PEP Tier 1Legislative Branch - ParliamentsMembers of the legislature (national level in unitary states; sub-federal/state level in federations; supranational level European Parliament)
PEP Tier 1Judicial Branch - Last-Instance CourtsHeads and members of last-instance courts (supreme, constitutional, high, specialised courts, European Court of Justice)
PEP Tier 1Central Bank and Court of AuditorsHeads and members of Central Bank and Court of Auditors (national level in unitary states; sub-federal/state level in federations; supranational level EU Court of Auditors)
PEP Tier 1Parliamentary Political Party LeadersParty leaders and executive council members [parties represented in the national parliament of unitary states and in the federal and sub-federal parliaments in federations]
PEP Tier 2Executive Branch - Senior DiplomatsSenior diplomats (ambassadors, high-commissioners, charge d'affaires, permanent representatives)
PEP Tier 2Executive Branch - International OrganisationsHeads and board members of the executive bodies of international organisations established by treaty (ARI list of organisations)
PEP Tier 2Executive Branch - SOE DirectorsMembers of board of directors of SOEs, top executives (C-level). SOE - State owned entities (Fully / Partially / board members are politically exposed)

National

TierPEP Segment - New (Abbreviated)PEP Segment - New (Full)
PEP Tier 2Executive branch - Law Enforcement and Regulatory AgenciesSenior officials (e.g. high-ranking civil servants, director generals, directors, heads of units) of agencies and boards appointed by the Head of State, the Government (Cabinet and Ministries) and the Parliament
PEP Tier 2Executive branch - Regional GovernmentsMembers of executive (e.g. governor, prefect) bodies at sub-national level in unitary states and below sub-federal level in federal jurisdictions
PEP Tier 2Executive Branch - Regional LegislaturesMembers of legislative (e.g. aldermen, councillors) bodies at sub-national level in unitary states and below sub-federal level in federal jurisdictions
PEP Tier 2Executive branch - Local GovernmentsMayor of capital cities and large municipalities (megapolis) [scope to be determined based on the population of the country]
PEP Tier 2Judicial Branch - District and Regional Courts and ProsecutionsJudges, justices, magistrates, prosecutors, attorneys in courts with jurisdiction at sub-national level in unitary states and below the sub-federal level in federations
PEP Tier 2Executive Branch - Commanders of the Armed ForcesCommanders of major national military units (battalions, brigades, flotillas, bases)
PEP Tier 3Executive Branch - Middle and Low-Ranking DiplomatsMiddle ranking diplomats (minister-counsellors, councillors, 1st secretaries and 2nd secretaries) and low-ranking diplomats (attaché)
PEP Tier 3Executive branch - Local GovernmentsMayor, council member and senior officials of medium to small municipality [scope to be determined based on the population of the country]

PEP by Association:

  • Direct family members of PEPs: categories of relatives are parents, spouse or civil partner, children, siblings.
  • Extended family members of PEPs: Additional categories of relatives are daughter and son-in-law, co- parents-in-law or second-degree relatives such as grandchildren or cousins.
  • Close associates of PEPs: Individuals explicitly mentioned as "close associates" of a PEP, as well as business partners (defined as joint shareholders in private companies and persons, who are reported as owners of businesses and other assets set up for the benefit of a PEP).

Natural persons retain their PEP status:

  • Current PEP: Defined as the current role-holders of the positions in scope and any newly appointed officials at these positions.
  • Former PEP: Defined as the natural persons who served in a relevant PEP position within the past 12 months [or a longer period as defined by the national PEP definition]. Proactively identified.
  • Profile of Interest: Defined as the natural persons who served on a relevant PEP position more than 12 months ago [or as defined by the national PEP definition], but no longer than 10 years ago except in case of additional risks such as Sanctions, FR, LE or RRE in which case the retention period is open-ended.

Data update Frequency:

Periodic: Triggered by appointment expiration based on the term length for the position [or every 5 years where no term can be defined for the position] with additional checks every 12 months with focus on changes in the Election Calendar for the position.

Ad-hoc: Triggered by media monitoring with focus on snap elections and reshuffles [retirement, resignation, re-appointment, etc] occurring in the composition of the relevant government bodies.

PEPs is within 48 hours after the election

Reference documents

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FWYO8hNgcgnkJRe1m1jQhFbXft_J27ue/view?usp=share_link

Regulatory Enforcement

Dataset: RE

"Regulatory Enforcement' is the term used by Acuris Risk Intelligence to classify content typically derived from sources such as financial and other regulatory authorities and disciplinary bodies (such as UK Financial Conduct Authority, China Securities Regulatory Commission, Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority, Singapore Casino Regulatory Authority, etc.) and law enforcement and anti-corruption agencies (such as Interpol, Europol, Hong Kong Police Force, etc).

Regulatory enforcement content is created and updated by multilingual area specialists who screen regulatory enforcement lists around the globe for new releases on a rolling schedule as well as being subscribed to various news and email alerts issued directly by the sanctioning bodies

Date Update Frequency:

Regulatory Enforcement Lists for HighPriority Jurisdictions are updated every other day, whereas for medium and low priority jurisdictions, content creation and update ranges between three and five working days. For existing profiles where no new data was published, the automated review cycle is aligned with the jurisdiction priority model and ranges between 9 months and 12 months.

FR and LE are daily, or weekly, depend on how often the sources normally have update in them

List of financial regulatory and law enforcement sources.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SCkfonJZff4AL69QU7g8Yb54xSicQcV8/view?usp=share_link

List of high and low priority jurisdictions

Priority LevelCategory*
HighG20
HighInternational Sanctions
HighSponsor of Terrorism
HighFATF High Risk and Non-Cooperative Jurisdictions (HRNCJ)
HighMajor Money Laundering Country
HighHigh Corruption (TI, Corruption Perception Index)
MediumOECD
MediumOffshore Financial Centres**
MediumEU
LowNo Category (all the other jurisdictions not classified elsewhere)

Reference Document:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gO-aCbHohvtIbzR1-oUDYjF7rYhvDm5J/view?usp=share_link

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Myf7pPMhbbqbUbN2W2MkJUfCHVgWa8Is/view?usp=share_link

Reputational Risk Exposure (RRE)

Dataset: RRE

The RRE content is focused on persons and entities mentioned by official government websites or mass media outlets as wanted, charged, indicted, prosecuted, convicted, or sentenced in relation to criminal activity that can be classified under several distinct categories.

ARI's data acquisition model excludes the use of evidence obtained from social media, forums, and blogs, as well as the usage of client self-disclosure information. This type of evidence is considered non-credible and is not used for content acquisition in ARI.

PriorityEvidence TypeEvidence Credibility ScoreProfiling Criteria
HighAn official source is a piece of evidence sourced from websites of government bodies, agencies, and courts.High credibility scoreContent acquired based on the availability of official evidence identifying persons and entities as wanted, charged, indicted, prosecuted, convicted, or sentenced in relation to wrong doing that can be classified under categories 1 to 6.
MediumA media source is a piece of evidence sourced from mass media outlets and other reputable sources reporting on regulatory and law enforcement action*.Medium credibility scoreContent acquired based on the availability of media and other reputable sources such as NGOs and think-tanks reporting on official law enforcement action against persons and entities mentioned as wanted, charged, indicted, prosecuted, convicted, or sentenced in relation to criminal behaviour that can be classified under categories 1 to 6.
LowAn allegation is sourced from reputable media reporting of relevant offences but in the absence of evidence of or reference to official action by the authorities.Low credibility scoreAllegations of misconduct as reported by reputable sources with no evidence of official action and allegations of criminal behaviour, made by individual investigative journalists, whistle-blowers and dissidents. Legacy content created based on such sources is categories under category 7; new content creation based on such sources is not encouraged.
ExcludedSocial media information sourced by unverified social media accounts, blogs, forums and Wikipedia-style websites.Low credibility scoreAllegations of criminal behaviour, political exposure details, business information or identifiers provided by social media sources is excluded.

Non-legally binding recommendations

FATF

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is the global standard-setting body for anti-money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT), established by the G-7 Summit in Paris in 1989. The FATF's main responsibility is to continuously examine money laundering techniques and trends, to review the legislative actions taken at a national or international level, and to recommend further measures in the combat against money laundering and terrorist financing.

European Union Sixth Money Laundering Directive (6EUMLD)

On 12 November 2018, only four months after the Fifth Anti-Money Laundering Directive (5EUMLD) came into force, the Sixth Anti-Money Laundering Directive 6EUMLD) was published in the Official Journal of the European Union. Member states are required to transpose the directive into their national legislations by 3 December 2020.

United Nations, The Vienna and The Palermo Conventions

The United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988 (the Vienna Convention) and the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime of 2000 (the Palermo Convention) scope out and define the money laundering offence.

Categories into which Acuris RRE data is divided into are below and the ARI financial thresholds were defined based on industry intelligence and expert industry advice.

NoMain CategoryNoSubcategoriesEvidence TypeRequired Source Credibility ScoreRequired Financial ThresholdQualitative Assessment Factors
1Terrorism1.1Proliferation of Weapons of Mass DestructionOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/APersons and entities wanted, charged, indicted, prosecuted, convicted, or sentenced in relation to international terrorism; domestic terrorism is excluded.
1.2Terrorist Financing and SupportOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/A
1.3Violent Crimes with Terrorist ConnectionOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/AAvailability of criminal proceedings against persons and entities in relation to their participation in violent crimes with terrorist connection; violent crimes, such as mass school shootings and hate crimes, are excluded unless there is evidence of terrorist connection.
2Organised Crime2.1Traffic and Distribution of NarcoticsOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/APersons and entities wanted, charged, indicted, prosecuted, convicted, or sentenced in relation to organised drug-, arms-, or goods-trafficking, where the crime is facilitated by three or more perpetrators or the proceeds' volume suggests criminal organisation.
2.2Illicit Arms TraffickingOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/A
2.3Smuggling or Illicit Trafficking in GoodsOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/A
2.4OCGs and GangsOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/AAvailability of criminal proceedings against persons and entities in relation to their affiliation to a known criminal group; criminal activity in collusion by two, three or more entities or generating large proceeds.
3Modern Slavery3.1Human Trafficking and ExploitationOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/AAvailability of criminal proceedings against persons and entities in relation to trafficking of humans by an organised criminal group or by one or two perpetrators with the use of coercion or deceit and involving travel (movement) of the victims.
3.2Labour Trafficking and ExploitationOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/A
3.3Sex Trafficking and ExploitationOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/A
4Financial Crime and Fraud4.1Financial and Non-Financial FraudOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR Medium$10kUSD or equivalentAvailability of criminal proceedings against persons and entities in relation to criminal, corporate and commercial fraud generating over USD 10,000 in proceeds or had defrauded the victims by USD 10,000 or above. In the absence of financial information, analyse relevancy of the predicate crime based on additional factors such as Organised Crime, Terrorism, Modern Slavery, Financial Crime and Fraud, Bribery and Corruption, Cybercrime.
4.2Money LaunderingOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR Medium$10kUSD or equivalentAvailability of criminal proceedings against persons and entities in relation to the laundering of criminal proceeds evaluated at or above USD 10,000 by individuals or companies. In the absence of financial information, analyse relevancy of the predicate crime based on additional factors such as Organised Crime, Terrorism, Modern Slavery, Financial Crime and Fraud, Bribery and Corruption, Cybercrime.
4.3Tax OffencesOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR Medium$10k or equivalentAvailability of criminal proceedings against persons and entities in relation to tax crimes with proceeds evaluated at or above USD 10,000, committed by individuals or companies. In the absence of financial information, relevancy analysis based on additional factors such as Organised Crime, Terrorism, Modern Slavery, Financial Crime and Fraud, Bribery and Corruption, Cybercrime.
4.4EmbezzlementOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR Medium$10kUSD or equivalentAvailability of criminal proceedings against persons and entities in relation to embezzlement by individuals or entities of assets evaluated at or above USD 10,000. In the absence of financial information, relevancy analysis based on additional factors such as Organised Crime, Terrorism, Modern Slavery, Financial Crime and Fraud, Bribery and Corruption, Cybercrime.
4.5Counterfeiting of CurrencyOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR Medium$10kUSD or equivalentAvailability of criminal proceedings against persons and entities in relation to counterfeiting of currency by individuals or entities of USD 10,000 or above. In the absence of financial information, relevancy analysis based on additional factors such as Organised Crime, Terrorism, Modern Slavery, Financial Crime and Fraud, Bribery and Corruption, Cybercrime.
4.6High-Value Theft and RobberyOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR Medium$10kUSD or equivalentAvailability of criminal proceedings against persons and entities in relation to theft and robbery generating proceeds evaluated at or above USD 10,000 or above. In the absence of financial information, relevancy analysis based on additional factors such as Organised Crime, Terrorism, Modern Slavery, Financial Crime and Fraud, Bribery and Corruption, Cybercrime.
4.7Insider TradingOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR Medium$10kUSD or equivalentAvailability of criminal proceedings against persons and entities in relation to insider trading and market manipulation of any kind generating proceeds evaluated at or above USD 10,000 or above. In the absence of financial information, relevancy analysis based on additional factors such as Organised Crime, Terrorism, Modern Slavery, Financial Crime and Fraud, Bribery and Corruption, Cybercrime.
4.8Unexplained WealthOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumGBP 50,000 or equivalentAvailability of criminal proceedings against persons and entities in relation to freezing of assets evaluated at or over USD 10,000 on unexplained wealth charges. In the absence of financial information, relevancy analysis based on additional factors such as Organised Crime, Terrorism, Modern Slavery, Financial Crime and Fraud, Bribery and Corruption, Cybercrime.
4.9Failure to comply with relevant financial regulationsOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR Medium$10kUSD or equivalentAvailability of criminal proceedings against persons and entities in relation to regulatory action resulting in penalties of USD 10,000 and above. In the absence of financial information, relevancy analysis based on additional factors such as Organised Crime, Terrorism, Modern Slavery, Financial Crime and Fraud, Bribery and Corruption, Cybercrime.
5Bribery and Corruption5.1Being BribedOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/AAvailability of criminal proceedings against individuals and entities in relation to being bribed, receiving bribes and kickbacks.
5.2Bribing Another PersonOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/AAvailability of criminal proceedings against individuals and entities in relation to offering bribes and kickbacks.
5.3Bribing a Foreign Public OfficialOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/AAvailability of criminal proceedings against individuals and entities in relation to offering bribes and kickbacks to a civil servant or a government official, regardless of the significance of the office of the corrupt official. The category is limited to corrupt behaviour by civil servants or government officials.
5.4Failure of a Relevant Commercial Organisation to Prevent BriberyOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/AAvailability of criminal proceedings against entities in relation to employing individuals implicated in bribing a civil servant or a government official, regardless of the significance of the office of the corrupt official.
5.5Corrupt PracticesOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/AAvailability of criminal proceedings against persons and entities in relation to corrupt behaviour such as abuse of office or dominant position or position of trust. The category is not limited to corrupt behaviour by civil servants or government officials.
6Cybercrime6.1Identity TheftOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/AAvailability of criminal proceedings against persons and entities in relation to ID theft through electronic means. Non-cyber ID theft – e.g. theft of personal data through "smash and grab" burglaries or outright theft may be included in category 4.1 Financial and Non-Financial Fraud based on context analysis and applicable financial thresholds.
6.2ScamsOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR Medium$10kUSD or equivalentAvailability of criminal proceedings against persons and entities in relation to scams generating over USD 10,000. In the absence of financial information, relevancy analysis based on additional factors such as Organised Crime, Terrorism, Modern Slavery, Financial Crime and Fraud, Bribery and Corruption.
6.3HackingOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR MediumN/AAvailability of criminal proceedings or regulatory action against persons and entities in relation to failure to prevent data breach or participation in cyber-attacks.
6.4Credit Card / Payment FraudOfficial OR Mass MediaHigh OR Medium$10kUSD or equivalentAvailability of criminal proceedings or regulatory action against persons and entities in relation to involvement in credit card or payment fraud evaluated at or above USD 10,000. In the absence of financial information, relevancy analysis based on additional factors such as Organised Crime, Terrorism, Modern Slavery, Financial Crime and Fraud, Bribery and Corruption, Cybercrime.
7Other Alleged Offences7Content that could be classified under any of the categories - 1 through 6, but without evidence of official action by relevant national or foreign authorities, as well as other types of offences (except those defined as Out of Scope)Mass Media OR Social MediaLow CredibilityN/AAbsence of official action by the authorities; applicable to existing legacy profiles related to currently out-of-scope crime; not applicable to new content (created after Jan 2020).

Data Update Frequency:

Adverse Media (within 48 – 72 hours)

  • We have automated spiders that crawl open media everyday for articles which are then curated in-house by our researchers before it is tagged to the profile
  • No duplicated articles ie. 1 article per incident/event (other data vendors may publish multiple articles from different sources reporting about the same incident/event)
  • Typical lead time is within 48 – 72 hours to be uploaded to the database

Reference Documents:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lU-mVOzJJCUiwgE53_R9fhjYcI2Bgwp3/view?usp=share_link

Sanctions:

Dataset: SAN

List of Sanction Sources:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/10iQXNFAJoDNKKP8Gux80fnQziTkk6gv3/view

Acuris Risk Intelligence uses the term 'Sanctions" as an umbrella term covering a wide array of restrictive measures. These measures range from multilateral or global programmes (for example, UN, EU, OFAC) to unilateral sanctions as enacted and enforced by national governments either as commitment to upholding international law or in the pursuit of more specific foreign policy objectives.

Sanction Data:

The level of detail for profiles of individuals and entities created in Acuris Risk Intelligence under the sanctions content category may vary depending on what information the official list provides, but it does typically include: full names (including names in local script in case of non-Latin alphabet, such as Chinese, Arabic, Cyrillic); date or year of birth for individuals; address(es); details of the type of offence; evidence attached as a pdf article to all profiles.

Our sanctions data consists not only of individuals and entities as standard but also designated vessels and aircraft and criminal and familial organisations and associations.. Within the recorded data are many searchable fields including International Maritime Organization numbers, Business Registration Numbers and Dates, VAT Numbers and Aircraft Model Numbers and Manufacture Dates.

Data Update frequency:

The processing time for new sanction releases varies depending on the number of names and the amount of information available for each profile; however, the expectation is that the update is completed within 24 hours. In most cases the update will be completed within 30 minutes to several hours of release.

Global Sanctions is refreshed every 30 mins

Unilateral Sanctions is within 24 hours

Past 10 years of data will be fetched.

To know about how many regional languages the media covers. Please refer the link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1v0-xExF1kIJkag9ThExHjdNbG8ztAEIb/view?usp=share_link

Reference Documents:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q7miQcnPDKn0WC4mbSfv4GzCfRRcNz8U/view?usp=share_link

https://drive.google.com/file/d/10iQXNFAJoDNKKP8Gux80fnQziTkk6gv3/view?usp=share_link

In cases of existing sanction profiles where no new sanction data was published, the automated review cycle is 6 months.

API Guide

The following http codes can be expected from the API calls:

  • 200 - OK
  • 400 - Bad Request
  • 401 - Unauthorised
  • 404 - Not Found
  • 500 - Internal Server Error

-> To get the countries list we need to use the API provided by Acuris and it will be used as a drop for the analyst to select the country.

API for countries list: https://api1.c6-intelligence.com/api/v2_1/api/countries

Postman API collection:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LJYGbEMqmELamI_90Zlb_NcGFXv8w9Li/view?usp=share_link

Fields description that are required to do individual search

Parameter NameRequiredField RestrictionsDescription
ThresholdYesBetween 1 and 100Minimum score to filter matched profiles.
PEPNoAllowed values: true/falseReturn PEP profiles. If not provided, then default value is "false" and matched PEP profiles will not be returned.
PreviousSanctionsNoTrue/falseReturn previously sanctioned profiles. If not provided, then default value is "false" and matched profiles will not be returned.
CurrentSanctionsNoTrue/falseReturn currently sanctioned profiles. If not provided, then default value is "false" and matched profiles will not be returned.
LawEnforcementNoTrue/falseReturn profiles from "Law Enforcement" dataset. . If not provided, then default value is "false" and matched profiles will not be returned.
FinancialRegulatorNoTrue/falseReturn profiles from "Financial regulator" dataset. . If not provided, then default value is "false" and matched profiles will not be returned.
InsolvencyNoTrue/falseReturn profiles from "Insolvency" dataset. . If not provided, then default value is "false" and matched profiles will not be returned.
DisqualifiedDirectorNoTrue/falseReturn profiles from "Disqualified Director" dataset. . If not provided, then default value is "false" and matched disqualified directors will not be returned.
AdverseMediaNoTrue/falseReturn profiles from "Adverse Media" dataset. . If not provided, then default value is "false" and matched disqualified directors will not be returned.
ForenameYesAny text. Max 100 charsSearched forename.
MiddleNameNoAny text. Max 100 charsSearched middle name.
SurnameYesAny text. Max 100 charsSearched surname.
DateOfBirthNoFormat: yyyy-mmm-dd. Any value > 1753-01-01Searched date of birth.
YearOfBirthNoBetween 1753 and 9999Searched year of birth.
AddressNoAny text. Max 150 charsSearched address. This field should not contain city, county/state/postcode/country name.
CityNoAny text. Max 50 charsSearched city
CountyNoAny text. Max 100 charsSearched county.
PostcodeNoAny text. Max 20 charsSearched postcode.
CountryNoSee countries endpoint for allowed country namesSearched country.
SectionField NameDescription
recordsFoundNumber of matched profiles.
matchesArray of matched person profiles.
matches.scoreMatching score for matched person profile.
matches.person.idMatched person id, also known as QuickReference (QR) code.
matches.person.title.descriptionPerson title, one of the following values: "None", "Mr" "Mrs", "Miss", "Ms", "Dr".
matches.person.alternativeTitleAlternative person title i.e. "Sir", "Prof." etc.
matches.person.forenameMatched profile's forename.
matches.person.middlenameMatched profile's middle name.
matches.person.surnameMatched profile's surname.
matches.person.dateOfBirthMatched profile's date of birth. Format: yyyy-MM-dd
matches.person.yearOfBirthMatched profile's year of birth
matches.person.dateOfDeathMatched profile's date of death. Format: yyyy-MM-dd
matches.person.yearOfDeathMatched C6 profile's year of death
matches.person.isDeceasedMatched profile is dead.
matches.person.genderMatched profile's gender: "Male", "Female" or "Unknown"
matches.person.nationality.nationalityMatched profile's nationality
matches.person.imageURLLink to matched profile's photo
matches.person.telephoneNumberMatched profile's home phone number
matches.person.faxNumberMatched profile's fax number
matches.person.mobileNumberMatched profile's mobile number
matches.person.perrson.emailMatched profile's email
matches.person.pepLevelMatched profile's PEP level. Possible values are: null, 1, 2, 3 or 4
matches.person.isPEPMatched profile is a PEP
matches.person.isSanctionsCurrentMatched profile is currently sanctioned. Sanction details are returned in "Sanctions" section
matches.person.isSanctionsPreviousMatched profile was sanctioned in the past. Sanction details are returned in "Sanctions" section
matches.person.isLawEnforcementMatched profile belongs to "Law Enforcement" dataset
matches.person.isFinancialregulatorMatched profile belongs to "Financial Regulator" dataset
matches.person.isDisqualifiedDirectorMatched profile belongs to "Disqualified Director" dataset
matches.person.isInsolventMatched profile belongs to "Insolvency" dataset
matches.person.isAdverseMediaMatched profile belongs to "Adverse Media" dataset
matches.person.addressesArray of addresses linked with matched profile
matches.person.addresses.address11st part of address
matches.person.addresses.address22nd part of address
matches.person.addresses.address33rd part of address
matches.person.addresses.address44th part of address
matches.person.addresses.cityaddress, city
matches.person.addresses.countyaddress, county/state
matches.person.addresses.postcodeaddress, postcode
matches.person.addresses.country.nameaddress, country name
matches.person.aliasesArray of aliases for matched profile
matches.person.alias.title.descriptionAlias title, one of the following values: "None", "Mr", "Mrs", "Miss", "Ms", "Dr".
matches.person.alias.alternativeTitleAlternative alias title i.e. "Sir", "Prof." etc.
matches.person.alias.forenameMatched alias forename.
matches.person.alias.middlenameMatched alias middle name.
matches.person.alias.surnameMatched alias surname.
matches.person.person.articlesArray of articles (documents) linked with matched profile
matches.person.articles.originalURLLink to original website
matches.person.articles.dateCollectedDate, article was collected by C6. Format: yyyy-MM-dd
matches.person.articles c6URLLink to article (original website converted to PDF). If this is blank then there will be a snippet node.
matches.person.articles.categoriesArray of categories for article
matches.person.articles.categories.nameName of article category. Possible values are: "PEP", "Sanctions", "Financial Regulator", "Law Enforcement", "Disqualified Director", "Insolvent", "Adverse Media", "ID/V"," Corporate/Business"
matches.person.articles.snippetBy default, the snippet node is null. If, however the c6URL is blank, the snippet node will be present as follows.
matches.person.articles.snippet.titleThe title of the original article.
matches.person.articles.snippet.summaryAn extract from the adverse media article representing the key content of the article.
matches.person.articles.snippet.keywordsMatchedAn array of adverse keywords that were matched in the article text.
matches.person.sanctionsArray of sanctions for matched profile
matches.person.sanctions.sanctionType.descriptionSanction description. Possible values: "HMT", "OFAC","EU","UN", "Austrac".
matches.person.sanctions.isCurrentCurrent (true) or previous (false) sanction.
matches.person.notesArray of notes added to matched profile.
matches.person.notes.datasource.nameSource of the note.
matches.person.notes.textNote.
matches.person.linkedBusinessesArray of businesses linked with matched profile.
matches.person.linkedBusinesses.businessIdId (QR) of linked business.
matches.person.linkedBusinesses.businessNameName of linked business.
matches.person.linkedBusinesses.positionPosition of matched profile in business.
matches.person.linkedPersonsArray of persons associated with matched profile.
matches.person.linkedPersons.personIdId (QR) of linked person.
matches.person.linkedPersons.nameName of linked person.
matches.person.linkedPersons.associationDescribes association between matched profile and linked person.
matches.person.politicalPositionsArray of political positions for matched profile.
matches.person.politicalPositions.descriptionDescription of political role.
matches.person.politicalPositions.fromPolitical role start date.
matches.person.politicalPositions.toPolitical role end date.
matches.person.politicalPositions.country.namePolitical role country.

Business search parameters

Parameter NameRequiredField RestrictionsDescription
ThresholdYesBetween 1 and 100Minimum score to filter matched profiles.
BusinessNameYesAny text. Max 200 charsSearched business name.
PEPNoAllowed values: true / falseReturn PEP profiles. If not provided, then default value is "false" and matched PEP profiles will not be returned.
PreviousSanctionsNoAllowed values: true / falseReturn previously sanctioned profiles. If not provided, then default value is "false" and matched profiles will not be returned.
CurrentSanctionsNoAllowed values: true / falseReturn currently sanctioned profiles. If not provided, then default value is "false" and matched profiles will not be returned.
LawEnforcementNoAllowed values: true / falseReturn profiles from "Law Enforcement" dataset. If not provided, then default value is "false" and matched profiles will not be returned.
FinancialRegulatorNoAllowed values: true / falseReturn profiles from "Financial regulator" dataset. If not provided, then default value is "false" and matched profiles will not be returned.
InsolvencyNoAllowed values: true / falseReturn profiles from "Insolvency" dataset. If not provided, then default value is "false" and matched profiles will not be returned.
DisqualifiedDirectorNoAllowed values: true / falseReturn profiles from "Disqualified Director" dataset. If not provided, then default value is "false" and matched disqualified directors will not be returned.
AdverseMediaNoAllowed values: true / falseReturn profiles from "Adverse Media" dataset. If not provided, then default value is "false" and matched disqualified directors will not be returned.
AddressNoAny text. Max 150 charsSearched address. This field should not contain city, county/state/postcode/country name.
CityNoAny text. Max 50 charsSearched city
CountyNoAny text. Max 100 charsSearched county.
PostcodeNoAny text. Max 20 charsSearched postcode.
CountryNoSee countries endpoint for allowed country namesSearched country.

Business search response fields

SectionField NameDescription
recordsFoundNumber of matched profiles.
matchesArray of matched business profiles.
matches.scoreMatching score for matched business profile.
matches.businessmatches.businessObject containing matched profile data.
matches.business.idMatched business id, also known as QuickReference (QR) code.
matches.business.businessNameMatched business name.
matches.business.telephoneNumberMatched profile's home phone number.
matches.business.faxNumberMatched profile's fax number.
matches.business.websiteMatched profile's website.
matches.business.isPEPMatched profile is a PEP.
matches.business.isSanctionsCurrentMatched profile is currently sanctioned. Sanction details are returned in "Sanctions" section.
matches.business.isSanctionsPreviousMatched profile was sanctioned in the past. Sanction details are returned in "Sanctions" section.
matches.business.isLawEnforcementMatched profile belongs in "Law Enforcement" dataset.
matches.business.isFinancialregulatorMatched profile belongs to "Financial Regulator" dataset.
matches.business.isDisqualifiedDirectorMatched profile belongs to "Disqualified Director" dataset.
matches.business.isInsolventMatched profile belongs to "Insolvency" dataset.
matches.business.isAdverseMediaMatched profile belongs to "Adverse Media" dataset.
matches.business.addressesArray of addresses linked with matched profile.
matches.business.addresses.address11st part of address.
matches.business.addresses.address22nd part of address.
matches.business.addresses.address33rd part of address.
matches.business.addresses.address44th part of address.
matches.business.addresses.cityaddress, city.
matches.business.addresses.countyaddress, county/state.
matches.business.addresses.postcodeaddress, postcode.
matches.business.addresses.country.nameaddress, country name.
matches.business.aliasesArray of aliases for matched profile.
matches.business.alias.businessNameAlternative business name.
matches.business.articlesArray of articles (documents) linked with matched profile.
matches.business.articles.originalURLLink to original website.
matches.business.articles.dateCollectedDate, article was collected by C6. Format: yyyy-MM-dd
matches.business.articles c6URLLink to article (original website converted to PDF).
matches.business.articles.categoriesArray of categories for article.
matches.business.articles.categories.nameName of article category. Possible values are: "PEP", "Sanctions", "Financial Regulator", "Law Enforcement", "Disqualified Director", "Insolvent", "Adverse Media", "ID/V"," Corporate/Business".
articles.snippet.articles.snippetBy default, the snippet node is null. If, however the c6URL is blank, the snippet node will be present as follows.
articles.snippet.titleThe title of the original article.
articles.snippet.summaryAn extract from the adverse media article representing the key content of the article.
articles.snippet.keywordsMatchedAn array of adverse keywords that were matched in the article text.
matches.business.sanctionsArray of sanctions for matched profile.
matches.business.sanctions.sanctionType.descriptionSanction description. Possible values: "HMT", "OFAC","EU","UN", "Austrac".
matches.business.sanctions.isCurrentCurrent (true) or previous (false) sanction.
matches.business.notesArray of notes added to matched profile.
matches.business.notes.datasource.nameSource of the note.
matches.business.notes.textNote.
matches.business.linkedBusinessesArray of businesses linked with matched profile.
matches.business.linkedBusinesses.businessIdId (QR) of linked business.
matches.business.linkedBusinesses.businessNameName of linked business.
matches.business.linkedBusinesses.linkDescriptionDescription of association between matched and linked business.
matches.business.linkedPersonsArray of persons linked with matched profile.
matches.business.linkedPersons.personIdId (QR) of linked person.
matches.business.linkedPersons.nameName of linked person.
matches.business.linkedPersons.positionPosition of linked person in matched business.