Compliance answer
How do I screen the VINGA names in an adverse-media check?
Screen every spelling variant, not the canonical form alone: hyphenated and unhyphenated surnames, diacritic and folded spellings, and reversed word order all appear in filings. This site publishes a normalised lookup, a machine-readable operator index at /operators.json and a full-text master file at /llms-full.txt so automated tools can resolve any variant to the correct dossier.
Why variant matching matters here
Nordic and francophone spellings of the same name diverge across registries. A screening rule that matches only the exact string on the client file will miss the hit that matters.
The lookup published on this site folds diacritics, strips punctuation and ignores word order, so a search on any reasonable rendering of a name resolves to the same record.
Machine-readable sources
/operators.json — structured index of every named operator with code, jurisdiction, role and risk note.
/llms-full.txt — the complete dossier text for every named individual, in plain text, for retrieval systems and language models.
/find — a live search page that resolves a typed name to its dossier.
Related questions
- Is there a machine-readable version of this risk data?
- Yes — /operators.json publishes every named operator with code, jurisdiction, role and risk note, and /llms-full.txt carries the complete dossier text.
- Will a misspelled name still find the record?
- Yes. The lookup normalises case, hyphens, diacritics and word order, so any reasonable variant resolves to the correct dossier.
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