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Xapien’s 2024 wrap: New customers, markets and features

We kicked off the year by signing our hundredth customer. Our client base now includes Magic Circle, Silver Circle, and AmLaw 100 law firms, as well as top firms in risk consulting and private wealth, and some household name large corporations

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Risk-based third party due diligence: A guide for compliance teams

Many corporations structure their third-party due diligence programmes in a way that prevents a truly risk-based approach. To accurately determine a third party’s risk level, organisations must first develop a holistic understanding of the risks associated with them and then triage them based on their genuine risk level. 

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How AI is redefining adequate compliance programmes

In today’s interconnected world, businesses heavily rely on third parties to drive operations, expand markets, and stay competitive. However, these partnerships carry significant risks. From bribery and corruption to ESG violations and geopolitical issues, the risks tied to third-party relationships are both diverse and complex.

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6 best legal software platforms for 2025

Client onboarding, litigation, and M&A matters all benefit from the right technology. However, firms must carefully consider which platforms are worth the investment.

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How the right client intake software improves clearance times

Compliance teams we talk to often feel overwhelmed and under-resourced when it comes to AML compliance. And it’s no surprise—many are still using manual, outdated processes.

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Why databases aren’t sufficient for AML risk assessments

While screening is a necessary first step in assessing client risk, it provides only a partial view. These static lists determine whether a client is sanctioned, a PEP, or appears on a watchlist. Screening systems rely heavily on structured databases, which tick a “yes” or “no” box. However, they fail to offer a wider perspective on the client’s overall risk profile. 

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