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What we really mean when we talk about verification

July 2018

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  • How easy is it to tell the difference between a genuine

mistake, and an attempt at obfuscation?

  • Is there a process for identifying red flags and

investigating them?

  • How many loopholes are still available for those who do

want to cover their tracks?

Key considerations:

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  • Authorization and

authentication

  • Validation
  • ”Truth” verification

The three steps

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“verification”:

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Authentication and authorization:

Ensuring that the person making a statement about beneficial ownership is who they say they are (authentication), and that they have the right to make the claim (authorization)

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Authentication and authorization:

Ensuring that the person making a statement about beneficial ownership is who they say they are (authentication), and that they have the right to make the claim (authorization)

OpenCorporates search: ”Mossack”

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Validation: Ensuring

that the data submitted is a legitimate possible value

Global Witness, “What does the UK’s beneficial ownership data tell us?”

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“Truth” verification:

determining whether the statement made is true

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Only a small fraction of registered companies are being abused for criminal or unethical purposes. “Truth verification” is about raising red flags about companies that might fit in this category.

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Authentication and authorization: digital identities

Estonian e-identity card

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  • Forms for data collection should have: date
  • f birth validation, nationalities from a code

list

  • Trickier:
  • Company IDs (open data source:

http://org-id.guide/)

  • Addresses (open data source:

http://results.openaddresses.io/)

Validation:

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Truth verification: technological approaches

via Tax Justice Network

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  • Good coordination between agencies that

will perform basic integrity checks, raise red flags, and investigate them

  • Sanctions and enforcement process
  • Data open, accessible, and usable so that

users can raise red flags and increase risks

Truth verification: administrative requirements

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Questions? Keep in touch

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Zosia Sztykowski zosia@openownership.org OpenOwnership.org zosiaxyz Project Lead