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The global standard for jurisdictional AML risk intelligence

Compliance teams lose days gathering country risk data and defending their ratings. KnowYourCountry replaces that with one source, updated as events happen, with a methodology aligned to FATF, FinCEN, EU AMLA, and other global regulatory frameworks.

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245 jurisdictions.
20 years of experience.

Confidence

Every risk score draws from FATF guidance and verified government and regulatory data sources. Every data point is traceable to its original source.


Efficiency

We notify your team the moment a country rating changes, so they spend less time monitoring and more time acting.


Control

Adjust risk weightings across 17 underlying risk areas to match your organisation's risk appetite, geographies and business lines. Every change is logged and auditable.


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  • Industry and regulatory news

Cross-border remittances: how far does your geographic risk assessment need to go?

Geographic risk assessment for cross-border payments is a regulatory requirement across the US, EU, and UK. The standard is consistent: where other countries or institutions form a known and material part of the payment chain, those jurisdictions belong in the assessment.

September 16, 2026
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Free webinar: Diverging sanctions regimes, 30 September 12pm (BST)

Diverging Sanctions Regimes: How to Navigate Divergent Sanctions by the US, EU and the UK

September 15, 2026
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  • Industry and regulatory news

AI and country risk research: where it helps, where it falls short, and what regulators expect

AI tools are capable of producing authoritative-looking outputs that are factually wrong. In country AML risk assessment, the institution that relied on the wrong output carries the liability. That risk is specific, documented, and growing, and it sits at the centre of how regulators are now thinking about AI governance in compliance workflows.

September 3, 2026
  • Industry and regulatory news

What FATF's global review of public-private partnerships means for jurisdiction risk

FATF recently mapped 84 public-private partnerships worldwide. Only 41% of jurisdictions say they have a clear legal basis for what banks and regulators can actually share.

August 24, 2026
  • Industry and regulatory news

The US ends domestic beneficial ownership reporting: what changed and what it means for country risk

On 11 August 2026, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) issued a final rule that made permanent the March 2025 interim exemptions from Corporate Transparency Act beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting.

August 17, 2026