Data sources
Authoritative public sources used to score country-level factors. Snapshot dates reflect when we last refreshed the local data file.
Public statement listing jurisdictions subject to a call for action (blacklist) and jurisdictions under increased monitoring (greylist).
Visit sourcePrimary U.S. consolidated list of individuals and entities subject to asset blocking under OFAC programs.
Visit sourceCountry-level program descriptions including comprehensive embargoes (Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria) and sectoral programs (Russia, Venezuela).
Visit sourceConsolidated list of individuals and entities subject to UN Security Council sanctions regimes.
Visit sourceConsolidated list of persons, groups and entities subject to EU financial sanctions.
Visit sourceAnnual country ranking of money laundering and terrorist financing risks based on 17 indicators (0–10 scale).
Visit sourceAnnual country ranking on perceived levels of public-sector corruption (0 = highly corrupt, 100 = very clean).
Visit sourceSix governance dimensions including Control of Corruption, scored from -2.5 (weak) to 2.5 (strong).
Visit sourceCountry scores on rule of law across constraints on government, corruption, fundamental rights, order, and regulatory enforcement.
Visit sourceRanks jurisdictions by their contribution to global financial secrecy and opacity of corporate/beneficial ownership.
Visit sourceAggregated open database of sanctions, PEPs, and other watchlists for entity screening.
Visit sourceCommercial geopolitical and operational risk ratings used as context for circumvention and jurisdiction monitoring.
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