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Underwrite confidently. Avoid hidden exposure.

Screen policyholders, brokers, reinsurers, and claims against global sanctions and risk registries before policies bind.

Sanctions risk is embedded in the insurance chain.

Underwriters, brokers, and claims handlers face sanctions exposure at every stage of the policy lifecycle. A single unscreened entity in a reinsurance chain or claims payout can trigger regulatory enforcement and license risk.

Underwriting exposure

Policyholders and their beneficial owners may appear on sanctions lists that change between quote and bind. Static screening at onboarding misses changes during the policy term.

Reinsurance chain risk

Ceded risk passes through multiple counterparties. Each link in the reinsurance chain carries independent sanctions exposure that compounds without systematic screening.

Claims and payout risk

Claims payments to sanctioned entities or their intermediaries can violate sanctions regulations regardless of the policy's screening status at inception.

Structured screening across the policy lifecycle.

CCAI screens entities at every decision point — underwriting, renewal, endorsement, and claims. Each screening produces a structured evidence package with full resolution lineage and cryptographic attestation.

Underwriting screening

Policyholders, beneficial owners, and named insureds screened before policy binding.

Counterparty verification

Brokers, reinsurers, and cedants resolved against OFAC, EU, UN, and configurable lists.

Claims screening

Claimants and payees screened before payout authorization with full evidence trail.

Portfolio monitoring

Continuous re-screening across policy portfolios with delta alerting on status changes.

How it works.

Every insurance entity follows the same deterministic resolution path.

Policyholder Entity
Screening Waterfall
Risk Flags
Evidence Package
IA Receipt

Evidence for every screening decision.

Each screening decision produces a DecisionEventPackage with the complete resolution trace, rules applied, data sources consulted, and cryptographic receipt binding.

entity: Pacific Maritime Holdings Ltd
entity_type: policyholder
decision_state: REVIEW
resolution_layer: L2_VECTOR
confidence: 0.91
matched_list: OFAC SDN
linked_entity: Designated beneficial owner
receipt_status: ATTESTATION_PENDING

Screening in practice.

A marine insurance policy is screened before binding.

1
New marine insurance policy submitted

Entity: Pacific Maritime Holdings Ltd — policy type: hull & machinery

2
Ship owner screened

Policyholder resolved through L1 deterministic match against OFAC SDN

3
Operator linked to sanctioned entity

Beneficial owner match via L2 vector similarity (0.91) — linked to designated entity

4
Policy flagged before binding

Decision state: REVIEW — evidence bundle assembled, IA receipt pending attestation

Evaluate insurance screening.

Submit test policyholder and counterparty lists, inspect evidence output, and validate integration against your underwriting workflows.