Company intelligence built for regulated decisions.

From KYB and onboarding to credit risk and ongoing monitoring, Global Database gives financial institutions traceable company data grounded in official registry records.

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ACME GroupCorporate group · 6 jurisdictions
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EntitySourceLast update
ACME Inc.🇺🇸Delaware SoS19 Jul 2026
ACME UK Ltd🇬🇧Companies House19 Jul 2026
ACME Canada Inc.🇨🇦Corporations Canada18 Jul 2026
ACME France SAS🇫🇷Infogreffe (RCS)17 Jul 2026
ACME GmbH🇩🇪Handelsregister16 Jul 2026
ACME Shanghai Co.🇨🇳SAMR · GSXT15 Jul 2026
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Every field carries its source, its filing, and its timestamp.

Sourced from the registry

Every field comes straight from the government registry that issued it — never a third party’s copy.

Provenance on every field

Each value is linked to the exact filing it was drawn from, so any figure can be traced back to source.

Timestamped on retrieval

The moment each field was retrieved is recorded, so its freshness is never left in question.

The problems that land on a risk desk.

01

Defending a decision to a regulator

The pressure

A supervisor asks how an onboarding, credit or screening decision was reached — and the answer sits inside a vendor’s aggregated score you can’t open.

How we help

Every field carries its registry, filing link and retrieval timestamp, so any decision reconstructs from the source document, not a model.

02

Onboarding counterparties across borders

The pressure

A counterparty sits in a jurisdiction your provider doesn’t cover, or covers with data months out of date — and onboarding stalls or over-rejects.

How we help

Primary records from 400+ registries across 200+ countries, synced daily, so cross-border checks resolve instead of hitting a gap.

03

Resolving who actually controls an entity

The pressure

Beneficial ownership is buried under holding companies and nominees across borders, while AML obligations require you to reach the people behind it.

How we help

A traversable ownership graph, each hop tied to the filing that establishes it, down to the UBO with filed percentages where they exist.

04

Screening without drowning in false positives

The pressure

Name-based sanctions and PEP screening floods the review queue with near-matches, and genuine hits get lost in the noise.

How we help

Screening the registry-resolved entity and its people — not raw strings — so a hit is traceable to the exact party and the queue stays focused.

05

Keeping risk current between reviews

The pressure

A director changes or a company’s status moves the day after your annual refresh, and you only find out at the next scheduled review.

How we help

Continuous monitoring surfaces filing, status and ownership changes as the record moves, each alert carrying the source of the field it updates.

From first check to last review, on one dataset.

REGISTRY RECORDCompanies House
VSVerity Systems Group LtdUnited Kingdom · Private limited company
Retrieved from Companies House · today
Verifying at source…Every field filterable
Registration number, legal form, status and registered office — straight from the registry that issued them, not a third party’s copy.

Martin Kessler

Total companies: 3 · Active positions: 12 · Countries: 4

EntityRelationshipJurisdictionSource
KESSLER GROUP HOLDINGS LTDPSC · 52.4% — Martin Kessler🇬🇧 United KingdomCompanies House
Martin KesslerDirector · Person with significant controlCompanies House · PSC
Kessler Travel LtdDirector — Martin Kessler🇬🇧 United KingdomCompanies House
Kessler Securities Europe LtdDirector — Martin Kessler🇮🇪 IrelandCRO Ireland
Kessler GmbH NiederlassungRepresentative — Martin Kessler🇩🇪 GermanyHandelsregister
Kessler Trading LtdDirector — Martin Kessler🇬🇧 United KingdomCompanies House
Kessler LtdDirector — Martin Kessler🇬🇧 United KingdomCompanies House
O. UrbasShareholder🇬🇧 United KingdomCompanies House
R. AdvaniShareholder🇬🇧 United KingdomCompanies House
A. MahmudShareholder🇬🇧 United KingdomCompanies House
Y. ChaiShareholder🇬🇧 United KingdomCompanies House
A. WongShareholder🇬🇧 United KingdomCompanies House
+ 21 more shareholdersShareholderCompanies House
34 screened across the network0 sanctions matches1 PEP · reviewOFAC · EU · UN · UK HMT consolidated lists
👤Martin KesslerPerson · Director & PSCSanctions · ClearPEP · Clear
🇬🇧Kessler Group Holdings LtdCompany · United KingdomSanctions · ClearPEP · Clear
🇬🇧Kessler Trading LtdCompany · United KingdomSanctions · ClearPEP · Clear
👤A. MahmudShareholder · 3.1%Sanctions · ClearPEP · Review
🇩🇪Kessler GmbH NiederlassungCompany · GermanySanctions · ClearPEP · Clear
29 more companies & individualsScreened in the same passAll clear
Sources:Companies House · PSC registerCRO IrelandHandelsregister GermanyResolved from 3 registries
The control chain to the people who actually own it, across borders and holding layers — every hop tied to its filing.

Operating Ltd

Filed accounts · Companies House
Filed accounts
GBPFY2023FY2024FY2025
Turnover38.2M41.6M44.9M
Profit after tax4.1M4.8M5.3M
Total assets61.5M65.2M69.8M
Net assets26.9M29.1M31.7M
Companies House — filed accounts, retrieved per period
Revenue, profit, assets and filing history — extracted straight from the accounts, with multi-year trends ready to read.
Credit Report — Acme Holdings GmbH
0/ 100
Low risk
Recommended credit limit
0
Payment behaviour
12 days beyond terms
Court judgments
1 · satisfied 2023
Insolvency events
None on record
Score built on filed financials · updated daily
A financial-health score built on the filed accounts, with modelled estimates flagged and kept separate from filed fact.
Perpetual KYB · live--:--:-- UTC
4 changes today · 6 monitoredCounterparty group · 6 registries
When a director, owner or status changes, the file updates and your team is alerted — not at the next annual review.

How Global Database compares to legacy bureau scores.

Global DatabaseRecommended
Legacy bureau scores
Source of record
Official government registries, sourced directly
An aggregator, not a first-party data vendor
Auditability
Registry, filing link and timestamp on every field
A score that doesn’t expose its underlying sources
Data resale
Reseller rights, no jurisdiction or sector limits
Restricted to certain jurisdictions and sectors
AI training
Licensed for AI and model training
Typically restricted from AI or model training
Pricing
No year-on-year price increase
Annual price increases baked into the contract
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How to access the data.

Five routes into the same primary, government-sourced dataset — pick the one that fits your stack.

Platform

Search, screen and export company records from the web application.

API

Query any company by registry ID — documented endpoints, JSON responses, per-field provenance.

Bulk data feeds

Full datasets and scheduled deltas, delivered to your warehouse on your cadence.

MCP

Connect the dataset to any MCP-compatible agent or tool.

Regis AI

Ask questions in natural language across the dataset and get sourced answers.

Bring your hardest counterparties to the call. We'll trace them to source.

Give us a company name or number. You'll see the record, the registries behind it, and the audit trail your compliance team has been asking for.

The questions a risk committee asks.

Where does the data actually come from?

Directly from official government registries — 400+ of them across 200+ countries. Each field carries the source registry, a link to the underlying filing, and the timestamp it was retrieved.

Can we defend a decision to a regulator?

Yes. Every value points back to a filing, so an onboarding, screening, or credit decision can be reconstructed from source rather than from a model no one outside the vendor can see.

Do we get locked into a proprietary identifier?

No. We use the open registry numbers your teams already recognise — Companies House numbers, EIN, and their equivalents worldwide. There is no DUNS-style number to license.

How do you handle estimated figures?

Modelled figures such as estimated revenue and headcount are labelled modelled and kept separate from filed fact, so credit and risk teams always know which is which.

Can we redistribute the data?

Reseller and redistribution rights are available, which lets bureaus and data providers enrich their own product with primary records they can attribute to source.

How current is the data?

Company records are synced daily from the registries, and change monitoring surfaces filing, status, and ownership updates across your portfolio as the underlying record moves. A modelled estimate stays labelled modelled rather than presented as a fresh filing.

How do you determine ultimate beneficial owners?

We follow the ownership and control chain through registry filings — share allotments, PSC and equivalent beneficial-ownership registers — to the individuals behind the entity. Each link is attributed to the filing that establishes it, and percentages are shown where they are filed.

Can you screen against sanctions and PEP lists?

Yes. We screen the entity and the people attached to it — directors, shareholders and UBOs — against sanctions and PEP lists, at onboarding and continuously. Because parties are resolved against the registry record, a hit is traceable to the exact party it belongs to.

Do you cover private company financials, or only listed companies?

Both. We hold filed financial statements for private and listed companies, with up to two decades of history where the registry keeps it. Original filed documents are included, and any modelled estimate such as estimated revenue is labelled modelled.

How is data protection handled, and where is data processed?

The records are company-register data drawn from official public filings. We share our data-processing and security documentation — including processing locations and applicable data-protection terms — with your procurement and security teams as part of evaluation.