Scoped, consistent public-source research
Your team defines named subjects and configures behavioral flags and keywords. Reviewers assess the available findings for relevance.
Fraud & Financial Misconduct Research
When a fraud or misconduct concern surfaces, your systems show the transactions. They don’t show what the people involved have said or shared publicly. Ferretly researches publicly available online content about named individuals against criteria you define, and returns organized findings for your team’s own review.
Book a demoTransaction monitoring, case management and records checks show what happened inside your systems. They don’t capture public online conduct, such as:
Your team defines named subjects and configures behavioral flags and keywords. Reviewers assess the available findings for relevance.
The research covers public content across social platforms, news, forums and the open web, in text and images, across multiple languages.
Ferretly supplies public-content findings. It doesn’t detect fraud or insider trading, identify securities violations, prove wrongdoing or reach legal conclusions. Those determinations stay with your team and its advisers.
Your team documents the concern, the individuals in scope and the authorized purpose for the research.
Choose from Ferretly’s 13 configurable behavioral categories and add permitted company or project words and phrases.
The review covers social platforms, news, forums and the open web. It doesn’t access private accounts or request passwords.
People on your team review the findings. Nothing is decided automatically. Optional Analyst Assistant support for eligible initial reviews depends on your plan and service agreement.
Configure concern-relevant screening criteria and keep protected beliefs and characteristics out of decisions.
Sanctions, PEP and adverse media checks answer a different question. For list-based checks, see Ferretly’s sanctions, PEP and adverse media screening.
The same categories and process apply to every review, instead of whatever one analyst thinks to search.
The examples below are illustrative scenarios, not customer results.
A compliance team reviews available posts associated with a named individual using permitted company or project terms relevant to a documented concern.
A financial risk team reviews public statements by a counterparty principal that may conflict with what the principal represented.
A corporate security team reviews public content about a vendor principal after an internal audit raises a concern.
Each review has a documented, authorized purpose and a defined scope.
No private-account access, no passwords and no pretexting.
Ferretly’s Terms prohibit using service data in legal proceedings or as evidence.
If the person is a current employee or candidate, notice, authorization and adverse action requirements may apply. Your organization is responsible for its process.
Rules on researching individuals differ by country and purpose. Your team determines what applies.
Findings inform your team. They don’t determine any outcome.
Questions, answered
No. Ferretly surfaces public online content that matches the criteria you set. It doesn’t detect fraud or insider trading, identify securities violations or reach legal conclusions.
No. Ferretly’s Terms prohibit using service data in legal proceedings or as evidence.
Sanctions, PEP and adverse media screening check names against lists and news sources. This research looks at what individuals have said and shared publicly online, against criteria you define.
If the research is for employment purposes, employment-screening requirements may apply, including notice and authorization. Your organization is responsible for meeting them.
Your team and its advisers. Ferretly supplies findings only.
See how a documented concern would be researched from public sources, with the findings left for your team to assess.
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