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Adverse media screening

Adverse media screening is the search of news and other public sources for negative information about a customer or related party, such as links to fraud, corruption, organised crime or sanctions evasion. It supports risk rating and enhanced due diligence. Also called negative news screening.

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Updated 31 Oct 2026.