Foundational risk graph

Risk lives in
the relationships.

Connect entities, transactions, accounts, and obligations to understand the financial context around a borrower.

Amlok / CONNECTED INTELLIGENCE
EvidenceContextHuman judgment

A borrower is more than a row in a database.

Businesses share owners, accounts connect to payment platforms, and financial activity reveals obligations. Reading these relationships together can expose context that isolated records miss.

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Entities with context

Associate businesses, people, accounts, and supporting records without erasing their original sources.

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Relationships with evidence

Show why two records appear connected. A shared identifier is a reason to investigate, not a verdict.

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Signals with a history

Put a new observation in the context of what was known at underwriting and what changed afterward.

From a connection to a better question.

An account reference appearing in two records may be a legitimate relationship or an inconsistency worth reviewing. The graph helps an analyst follow the evidence, check identity, and ask a precise question before reaching a conclusion.

Research grounded in historical lending.

Our upcoming research explores retrospective validation across 275,019 closed deals. The research library will present the methodology and findings when the report is released.

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