How Forest uses Topograph’s register data
Forest removed the slowest part of KYB: collecting fresh register evidence across countries.
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KYB industry trends and how Topograph transforms client onboarding and verification for regulated companies.
Forest removed the slowest part of KYB: collecting fresh register evidence across countries.
A beneficial owner is the natural person who ultimately owns or controls a company. The 25% threshold, register access, declared vs. derived.
Three years after the CJEU invalidated public access and one year into 6AMLD, Europe's UBO registers range from fully open to sealed shut. We mapped access across 40+ jurisdictions.
AML compliance, supply-chain due diligence, and ESG reporting all need traceable corporate governance data from official registers. Here's the convergence.
Governance questions are actually register questions. Here's what traceable G-pillar data looks like across France, Germany, and the UK: field by field, register by register.
A KYB vendor's internal review found a very high failure rate on its UBO product. What compliance teams should ask their data vendors.
The G pillar of ESG runs on self-declarations and cached databases. Four failure modes show why governance data needs source-level traceability from official registers.
There are two fundamentally different ways to determine who ultimately owns a company. Most providers don't tell you the one they use.
Topograph today announced a €2 Million funding round led by UK-based VC firm Seedcamp. French early-stage funds...