Moody’s partners with GBG for enhanced business onboarding through identity verification

Stephen Tulenko - President of Moody%27s Analytics - https://www.moodysanalytics.com
Stephen Tulenko - President of Moody%27s Analytics - https://www.moodysanalytics.com
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Moody’s and GBG have announced a partnership aimed at enhancing business onboarding processes through improved identity verification. This collaboration seeks to address the challenges faced by businesses in balancing speed and compliance during customer and partner onboarding.

The integration of GBG’s identity verification tools into Moody’s Maxsight platform is designed to simplify Know Your Business (KYB) and Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures. By incorporating these tools, users can verify identities of company directors and Ultimate Beneficial Owners within a single system, potentially reducing friction in digital onboarding workflows while supporting financial crime prevention efforts.

GBG contributes its expertise in identity and location intelligence, leveraging data from 50 countries and over 8,500 identity document templates. This technology aims to provide secure document authentication across various jurisdictions, assisting businesses in meeting evolving regulatory standards.

The partnership promises tangible benefits for businesses by minimizing manual KYB/KYC checks and preventing fragmentation of risk systems. It offers a unified platform combining Moody’s risk insights with GBG’s verification technology, enabling faster and more informed decision-making.

This collaboration highlights a shift in how companies view compliance, recognizing the strategic value of comprehensive due diligence beyond mere box-ticking exercises. Effective identity verification helps establish trust at the beginning of business relationships.

In sectors like financial services and insurance, where regulatory requirements are constantly changing, this approach supports operational efficiency and agility. Automated solutions like Maxsight can assist companies as they expand into new markets by adapting to regional regulatory differences.

Ultimately, the partnership between GBG and Moody’s focuses on providing customers with safer growth opportunities while managing risks effectively.



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