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Broker / agent FCPA vetting

FCPA-grade vetting of brokers, agents, distributors, intermediaries. One DueVestor report delivers the same depth as $30K–$100K agency engagements (Kroll, Control Risks, Mintz) for $199.

Who reads this

Anti-bribery and compliance leads at US-listed and EU-listed companies — anyone whose onboarding workflow has to survive a DOJ subpoena.

Three concrete scenarios

  1. 01

    A US-listed energy company onboarding a new distributor in Indonesia runs a DueVestor report before the first payment. The report flags two FCPA red flags — a PEP among the UBOs and a prior enforcement action — and the deal is restructured before it closes.

  2. 02

    An EU-listed industrial group rotating its distributor network in Latin America runs a report on every renewing broker. Two of forty distributors are declined on documented grounds; the rest are cleared with a cited evidence trail.

  3. 03

    A US biotech entering a new tier-3 transparency market needs an FCPA-aligned audit trail before any commission is paid. The report provides it: every finding cited, every owner screened, in under an hour.

Recommended report

The DueVestor report

Autonomous due diligence

Adaptive depth — short for a sparse subject, full wherever there are findings

Why intermediary vetting requires entity cascade

An FCPA-grade intermediary is not just a company — it is its UBOs, its directors, and its controlling shareholders. A compliance programme screens each of them. DueVestor’s cascade extracts the related parties from registry records and lets you run a report on each one at the same $199.

What customers say

The FCPA team would never have signed off on the broker network without an evidence trail like this. DueVestor’s report is the cleanest format we have seen.
Head of Anti-Bribery, US-Listed Industrial B
Broker / agent FCPA vetting — DueVestor