Relevant publicly available information is identified using advanced search logic.
Potential matches are assessed based on semantics, context and relevance.
AI-based classification helps identify relevant articles, categorise risk signals and reduce false positives.
You receive a more focused set of results, with the context you need to review the original sources and make your assessment.
When working with risk, the challenge is rarely finding more information. The challenge is understanding which hits actually matter.
Large volumes of irrelevant articles create more manual work and more false positives, making it harder to focus on what actually requires further review.
Roaring filters out the noise before manual review, so risk teams can focus on the signals that matter.
Here you’ll find answers to common questions about Adverse Media, how the service works and how it can support your organisation’s risk management processes.
Adverse media refers to negative media coverage and other publicly available information that may indicate an elevated level of risk associated with a company or people with significant influence over its operations.
Roaring analyses information about the company, as well as current and former board members and beneficial owners.
The analysis is based on publicly available information from the internet, including news articles and other open sources. When a relevant match is identified, a link to the original source is provided.
Not all potential matches are presented. Semantic analysis, relevance assessment and AI-based classification are used to filter out irrelevant matches, reduce false positives and provide a more focused basis for review.
The analysis may take up to one minute. A notification appears in the interface when the analysis is complete.
It does not necessarily mean that no risk exists. It means that no relevant adverse media was identified at the time of the search.
No. The summary is intended as decision support and should always be complemented by a review of the original article before a business decision is made.
Contact Roaring for an overview of the service and how it can fit into your organisation’s existing processes and workflows.
