Eastnets, a global provider of compliance and payment security solutions, today enhanced a strategic partnership with the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) to integrate World-Check On Demand, LSEG’s real-time risk intelligence service, into Eastnets’ Safewatch Screening.
The collaboration brings financial institutions instant access to continuously updated sanctions, PEP, adverse media, and enforcement action data – enabling faster, smarter decision-making and reducing compliance friction across critical processes.
Meeting the demand for real-time compliance
With the integration of World-Check On Demand, Eastnets customers will receive real-time updates on sanctions, PEP, adverse media, and enforcement action data, all delivered via flexible APIs, where Eastnets’ Safewatch Screening connects seamlessly.
Customer benefits include:
- Seamless integration into SafeWatch Screening workflows – bringing World-Check On Demand directly into screening operations without extra complexity.
- Real-time updates – covering sanctions, PEPs, adverse media, and enforcement actions.
- Greater precision and transparency through deep filtering, risk taxonomies, and analyst-vetted content.
- Operational efficiency and agility – ensuring SafeWatch clients stay aligned with evolving compliance and regulatory requirements
Leadership perspectives
“Financial institutions face growing pressure to remain perpetually compliant, operate 24/7, without sacrificing speed and efficiency, or impacting customer experience,” said Elias Haddad, Principal Product Development Manager – Compliance at Eastnet. “Through our strategic partnership with LSEG, we’re expanding our clients’ real-time edge, empowering them to act with confidence.”
Priya Nallan, Head of Product, Screening at LSEG added: “Navigating a new era of risk and compliance requires more than just data, it demands intelligence that’s real-time, accurate, and trusted. With World-Check On Demand, delivered through Eastnets, we are enabling customers to act faster, smarter, and more efficiently.”
