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Solution · Correspondent Banking

The relationship behind the relationship.

Respondent reviews, nested activity, and the questionnaire work that surrounds them — assessed against what a correspondent bank can actually observe, and explicit about what it cannot.

Abstract composition of a case being assembled
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The work

What the file
actually takes.

A correspondent review is an exercise in inference. You are assessing a relationship you do not own, on activity you see only in transit, from documentation you do not hold.

01

Trigger

The review is opened on cycle or on event, and scoped to the respondent, its jurisdictions and its product usage.

02

Questionnaire

Submitted questionnaire responses are read, checked for completeness, and tested against what the activity actually shows.

03

Activity review

Payment flows, routing chains and nested relationships are reconstructed from what passes through the correspondent.

04

Assessment

Parties are screened, jurisdiction exposure scored, and the risk position evidenced against your policy.

05

Disposition

The file states the position, the ongoing obligations, and the review interval.

Where the work originates, how RiskPulse handles it, and what is returnedPeriodic review cycleEvent-driven triggeror activity referralRiskPulseMap the relationshipReview activity and partiesAssess and evidenceRisk positionReview fileOngoing obligations

Where the agents run

Plan. Examine. Report.

The same three agents run this case type as run every other. What differs is the policy behind them — the plan template, the dimensions scored, the tools available, and the report that comes out.

What could not be established, stated plainly.

A correspondent bank does not hold the underlying commercial documentation or the account-holding bank's KYC files. Most reviews quietly work around that. RiskPulse names the constraint in the file — what was assessed from observable patterns, what was relied upon from the originating institution, and what could not be established at all.

  • Nested relationship mapping — downstream relationships reconstructed from routing chains rather than taken on assertion
  • Observable-pattern assessment — routing structures, party screening, geographic alignment and temporal clustering
  • Reliance stated — where the assessment depends on the originating institution's own compliance, recorded as such
  • Assessment constraints — the limits of what a correspondent can see, written into the file rather than omitted
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Policy for this case type

Configured,
not hardcoded.

Nothing on this page is fixed in the product. Every element below is a policy setting you define, which is why the same platform runs this case type and the four others.

Domain
Correspondent banking — with its own client categories, review intervals and questionnaire standards.
Risk dimensions
Party, transaction, jurisdiction, business context and residual alert risk — weighted to your correspondent policy.
Report template
Your review format, including the constraints section and the ongoing obligations your policy requires.
Tool access
Screening, registry and adverse media sources scoped to the review — and nothing beyond it.

How configuration works

Controls

Defensible
after the fact.

The same governance and quality controls apply to this case type as to every other — because an examiner does not lower the standard for the harder files.

Governance

Full reasoning chain

Every conclusion carries its reasoning and a citation to the source document, with agent actions and human overrides recorded in sequence.

Quality control

Sampling built in

A sampling methodology sits behind this case type, so your quality team can assess a representative sample rather than reviewing at random.

Quality assurance

Independent assessment

A separate set of agents assesses case quality end to end against your methodology — a second opinion on the work.

See it on your own file

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Pick a real file or a closed case and see how RiskPulse plans it, evidences it, and writes it up under your policy.

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