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Jurisdictions

Core Record Management Addresses Audit Buildings Countries Jurisdictions Legal Entities Locations Regions
Core Record Management Addresses Audit Buildings Countries Jurisdictions Legal Entities Locations Regions
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Jurisdiction reference data in the Client 360/KYC context manages legal and regulatory jurisdictions (countries, states, provinces) with their specific KYC, AML, and data privacy requirements. This use case addresses handling complex overlapping jurisdictional boundaries, maintaining jurisdiction risk ratings, determining which jurisdictions apply to multi-jurisdictional customers, tracking dynamic jurisdictional requirements, and enabling jurisdiction-based compliance automation and risk assessment.

Jurisdiction reference data manages legal and regulatory jurisdictions with their specific compliance requirements, used across multiple use cases including Know Your Customer, Legal Entity Management, and Data Privacy Governance.

The Challenge

Financial institutions face challenges in jurisdiction management:

  • Complexity — Jurisdictions can be countries, states, provinces, or other legal entities with overlapping boundaries
  • Regulatory requirements — Different jurisdictions have different KYC, AML, and data privacy requirements
  • Risk classification — Determining and maintaining jurisdiction risk ratings
  • Dynamic changes — Jurisdictional requirements and risk levels change over time
  • Relationship mapping — Understanding relationships between jurisdictions, countries, and regions
  • Customer assignment — Determining which jurisdictions apply to customers with multi-jurisdictional operations
  • Data consistency — Ensuring consistent jurisdiction data across systems
  • Compliance complexity — Managing compliance with multiple overlapping jurisdictions

Why EKG is Required

Enterprise Knowledge Graphs provide powerful jurisdiction management capabilities:

  • Hierarchical modeling — Model relationships between jurisdictions, countries, and regions
  • Regulatory mapping — Connect jurisdictions to specific regulatory requirements and frameworks
  • Risk classification — Link jurisdictions to risk ratings and compliance requirements
  • Temporal tracking — Track changes in jurisdictional requirements and risk levels over time
  • Customer linking — Connect customers to jurisdictions for compliance and risk assessment
  • Multi-jurisdictional analysis — Analyze customers operating across multiple jurisdictions
  • Compliance automation — Automate jurisdiction-based compliance and risk assessment

Business Value

  • Regulatory compliance — Meet jurisdiction-specific regulatory requirements
  • Risk assessment — Assess risk based on customer jurisdictional relationships
  • Due diligence — Determine appropriate due diligence measures based on jurisdiction
  • Data quality — Maintain consistent and accurate jurisdiction reference data
  • Operational efficiency — Automate jurisdiction-based compliance processes
  • Strategic insights — Understand jurisdictional distribution of customer base and risks