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World-Check together with the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore are proud to announce the “ICPVTR – World-Check Fellowship’. The School of Computer Engineering at the Nanyang Technological University and the International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism Research (ICPVTR) seeks to use the fellowship for the dedicated development of software applications and systems to facilitate the storage and retrieval of threat and risk information.
World-Check has enhanced its Online search functionalities. Users are now able to limit their searches to official lists only - being able to select as many lists as they wish.  Watch this space for updates!

As of the 5th of September, World-Check will be updating its user records.When logging in to the service you will be required to confirm your details by completing a very simple user form.These details will assist us with a number of improved security and service features including automated password resets. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you in advance for your co-operation.

Bank of England action regarding asset freeze on 19 names listed under Terrorism is listed in World-Check today - our team is monitoring for all peripheral information as it becomes available.

Check out the profiles of the suspects, Abdula Ahmed Ali and others...

World-Check marks its fifth anniversary by embarking on a social responsibility programme in conjunction with SOS Children’s Villages by sponsoring fifty children in five villages in Africa and a further eight villages across the world.

World-Check launches Passport-Check a pioneering and cutting edge service available to World-Check Online users that substantiates the authenticity of machine-readable passports. Customers’ identities can now be verified in seconds.
World-Check’s newly enhanced interactive website containing an array of free news services and offerings is here. Once again World-Check leads in its field by constantly adding value to its service.
A case study by World-Check outlining the reputation free-fall Riggs Bank went through and disclosing the true cost of non-compliance and how it could have been avoided.

"Reputation Damage - The Price Riggs Paid."

A World-Check case study on the true cost of non-compliance, which is a must read for compliance officers, CEOs and board members of all financial institutions.

Display Graph is yet another pioneering KYC enhancement to World-Check which allows users to visually appreciate a profile's complex relationship networks with just a click of the mouse.

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Please take note of the following content change to be applied to the Data-File on 19 December, 2008. In order to avoid any potential problems please ensure that your datab...more
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World-Check launches Country-Check, a holisti...
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World-Check appoints new CEO
World-Check's Board of Directors has announced the appointment of Daniel Peak to the position of Chief Executive Officer. This appointment marks the culmination of a carefully architected expansio...more
Confessions of a Money Launderer is back!
Kenneth Rijock's popular weekly series "Confessions of a Money Launderer" has returned fro a summer hiatus.  Don't miss this compelling and informative series ,which is a must r...more

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