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High-Risk Subject Classification

Written by Michelle Henley

Updated at October 24th, 2024

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            Default Scoring Criteria Unique Configuration  Exclusions 

            Use Case:

            Organizations need to monitor transactions involving high-risk third parties to mitigate potential compliance or regulatory concerns. These third parties are classified based on their risk profile, making it critical to track transactions associated with them.

            The High-Risk Subject Classification analytic enables organizations to select classifications from a predefined list and assign risk levels (weak, moderate, or strong) based on their risk tolerance and compliance priorities. Examples of classifications might include "government official," "politically exposed person (PEP)," or "resellers." The system then uses these risk assignments to flag transactions involving subjects that match the selected classifications for further review. By monitoring these high-risk relationships, organizations can proactively manage third-party risks, ensuring adherence to compliance standards and minimizing exposure to regulatory violations and reputational damage.

             
            Description Identifies transactions affiliated with certain high-risk third parties based on their classification
            Domain(s) Employee
            Analysis Type Indicator
            Focus Area Third-Party Risk
            Score Methodology The associated risk for the classification

            Default Scoring Criteria

            Importance: 3 (default)
            Enabled: True (default)


            Unique Configuration 

            • It is only configured to check the customized “Classification” field, which represents the best identification attribute (or combination of attributes) for the subject.

            Exclusions 

            None

            categorization risky

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