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S&P Global Market Intelligence streamlines due diligence with Entity Insights

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S&P Global Market Intelligence has released Entity Insights, a solution designed to improve efficiency, reduce risk and increase data transparency in the entity due diligence process by automating manual processes used to gather, analyse and monitor entity data.

The single-source solution generates real-time entity due diligence profiles on clients, suppliers and other third parties for Know Your Customer (KYC), Third Party Risk Management (TPRM) and Vendor Management applications. It includes S&P Global Market Intelligence data covering 27 million global entities, spanning multiple industries including energy, financial services and automotive. It also offers ongoing monitoring, enabling users to proactively identify entity changes in real time.

“The traditional process for collecting and analysing entity due diligence data is time intensive and manual,” says John Barneson, head of network and regulatory solutions at S&P Global Market Intelligence. “Entity Insights enables users to efficiently meet their entity due diligence obligations for clients, vendors and other third parties by streamlining data collection and analysis while minimising risk through increased data transparency.”

Entity Insights is available within S&P Global Market Intelligence solutions including Onboarding Accelerator, Know Your Third Party (KY3P) and KYC Services. It is also available via an API.

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