For procurement
Supplier monitoring for procurement
Third-party risk programmes usually check a supplier hard once, at onboarding, then rely on a periodic review cycle that can run months or years behind an actual change.
Ownership is part of supplier risk, not separate from it
A supplier's ownership can be directly relevant to procurement risk - sanctions exposure, conflicts of interest, or concentration risk all depend on who actually controls the supplier, not just who the named contracting entity is. See what is beneficial ownership?
Scheduled review cycles have a blind spot by design
A change that happens the month after an annual vendor review runs undetected for up to a year under a fixed-cycle process. Company monitoring closes that gap by re-checking on its own schedule, independent of the review calendar.
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