Validating 2,400 counterparties in under 10 minutes: the anatomy of a bulk analysis
⏱ 6 min read A few weeks ago a CFO asked us a direct question: “we want to know if there are…
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Continuous monitoring of suppliers and counterparties: the new compliance standard in Mexico
⏱ 10 min read Most companies in Mexico validate their suppliers when they onboard them. They check official lists, confirm the tax…
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REPSE isn’t a one-time check: vendor validation is before, during, and always
⏱ 7 min read In February 2026, Mexico’s Ministry of Labor (STPS) automatically cancelled 42,300 REPSE registrations due to non-renewal or missed…
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International Restrictive Lists: Why Your Mexican Compliance Must Include OFAC, UN, EU, UK and World Bank
If your Mexican company has any international exposure — exports, foreign investment received, a parent company outside Mexico, foreign suppliers, correspondent banking,…
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Continuous Monitoring of Official Watchlists: Why Checking Once Is Not Enough for Compliance
If your company does business with suppliers, customers, distributors or partners in Mexico, the official compliance watchlists published by SAT, IMSS, INFONAVIT…
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Mexico’s AML Law Overhaul: 7 Key Changes from the March 2026 LFPIORPI Reform You Need to Know
Mexico’s AML regulation was significantly updated in March 2026. Here are the 7 most important changes from the LFPIORPI reform and what…
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CTPAT Personnel Security: What Background Checks Does Your Company Actually Need?
If your company is entering CTPAT certification, one question tends to come up early in conversations with HR, Security and Compliance: what…
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Mexico’s SAT Blacklists Explained: Which Ones Are a Real Red Flag (And Which Are Not)
If your company buys from, sells to, or invests in Mexican counterparties, the country’s tax authority — Servicio de Administración Tributaria (SAT),…