Compliance Screening

    Sanctions, PEP & enforcement screening for Swiss financial intermediaries

    Simple, traceable and always up to date. Every hit with its source and a clear record. Your team decides.

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    What a hit looks like

    Each hit shows why it matched, where it comes from and which list version applied – so your team can decide quickly and document the decision.

    Checked

    Iwan Petrowitsch Musterow · born 1968, natural person

    Example – fictitious data

    1 hit · Sanctions

    Ivan P. Musterov

    Listed person · also known as: Iwan Musterow, Ivan Mustérov

    Match
    High
    Why a hit
    • ✓Name matches in a different transliteration
    • ✓Year of birth matches
    • ✓Alias on the list matches the spelling checked
    Source
    SECO sanctions list (official publication)
    List version
    Version of 12 October 2026, retrieved the same day
    Record
    Signed – any later change would be visible

    In the dashboard, your team confirms or dismisses each hit and the decision is documented.

    Further notes (collapsed): 1 media report without confirmed identity – shown as a note, not as a hit.

    Due diligence you can prove

    Supervisors and auditors expect more than "we checked". They want to see what was checked, against which list and when.

    Due diligence duties

    Swiss anti-money laundering law requires identification, clarification and documentation for every business relationship.

    Politically exposed persons

    PEPs require enhanced due diligence. Their status must be established and recorded.

    Sanctions and embargoes

    Financial intermediaries must be organised to prevent breaches of Swiss embargo law. That needs reliable, documented checks.

    Four signal families, one record format

    Sanctions

    SECO, the UN and numerous other international sanctions lists.

    PEP

    Politically exposed persons and their close associates, in Switzerland and internationally.

    Enforcement

    Supervisory and authority measures against persons and companies.

    Adverse media

    Negative press coverage and official notices about persons and companies.

    Record per hit

    Every hit comes with its own record

    • Source and list version for every hit
    • Signed records – later changes would be visible
    • The decision stays with your team
    • An audit trail for internal audit and the audit firm

    Three steps, no project

    1. 1

      Submit names

      Check names directly in the browser, upload a file or connect via interface – no IT project needed.

    2. 2

      Receive signal and record

      You receive the result with its record, and a notification whenever a list changes.

    3. 3

      Your team decides

      Your compliance team assesses, decides and documents.

    Questions we hear most

    Who makes the decision?

    Your compliance team. Koivu delivers the signal and the record behind it; assessment and decision stay with you.

    Which lists are covered?

    SECO, the UN and numerous other international sanctions lists, plus PEP, enforcement and adverse media. Lists are updated daily.

    How do we receive the results?

    Via interface or file, each hit with its source and record. You are notified when a list changes.

    How fast can we start?

    After an initial call, onboarding takes about 7 days. After that it runs as a service, not a project.

    What does it cost?

    Pricing is on request and depends on volume and scope.

    Operational and in your due diligence duties

    Koivu checks whether your payments arrive, and whether your due diligence holds.

    See Payment Monitoring

    Make your due diligence provable

    A conversation, onboarding in 7 days, then a running service. Pricing on request.