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Third-party risk management
Create a consistent, repeatable process for vendor, investor, and third-party review
With changing regulations and technologies, it is important to know and trust that who you work with is in good standing
You may experience issues currently such as disconnected and inaccurate data, budget and personnel restraints, and restrictive workflows that prevent you from effectively completing your third-party risk management, know your vendor (KYV), and supply chain risk identification programs.
With Thomson Reuters Risk & Fraud Solutions, you can quickly and accurately conduct identity verification, risk analysis, adverse media review, and flag vendors and third parties for further investigation in minutes instead of hours.
Best practices in the industry
How are your competitors approaching third party risk management?
Know your business partners
As the saying goes, “you can’t mitigate what you haven’t identified,” so the first questions supply chain managers should ask themselves are:
- How well do you know your business partners?
- Are they reputable? Reliable?
- Do they reflect well on the company?
- Does their location or mode of operation represent any risks to the supply chain?
- If so, are those risks acceptable? Tolerable? Unavoidable? Mitigable?
We have solutions to help answer these questions. Learn more below.
Top 5 supply chain risk mitigation strategies and best practices
- Build an internal team with the right skills and secure senior management support
- Evaluate all suppliers in the chain, not just a few preferred ones
- Make risk evaluation an essential part of the supplier onboarding process
- Be able to map your supplier network for critical items, components, and services
- Recognize that risk mitigation is an ongoing process; not a periodic chore
Thomson Reuters Risk & Fraud Solutions
Solve some of your most pressing challenges throughout your entire workflow
Confirm the identity of person/entity presenting it to help prevent fraud during onboarding
Screen individuals/entities for global sanctions to help identify PEPs, SOEs, and other potential risks
Verify if individuals/entities are within your risk tolerance levels to determine if you should enter into a business relationship
Evaluate on-going activity of individuals/entities to be alerted of any new adverse matters
Investigate suspect hits and alerts to quickly understand and mitigate troubles that could harm your business
Know your vendor and supply chain risk management
Solutions to help streamline your onboarding, risk assessment, and continuous evaluation of third parties
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The impact of COVID-19 on supply chain risk
How does your organization compare with competitors and colleagues?
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57%of organizations now use technology to help evaluate and document supply chain disruption*
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16%of organizations conduct due diligence on key suppliers during the procurement stage*
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80%of organizations note that top management commitment to supply chain risk is now greater post COVID-19*
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60%of business continuity managers are planning on conducting deeper due diligence on their suppliers post-COVID-19
* BCI Supply Chain Resilience Report 2021
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