New research from Vivox has revealed how TELF AG, a global commodities trader, transformed its adverse media screening, cutting review times by up to 75% while uncovering risks that traditional providers failed to detect.
According to the Vivox report, TELF AG operates across multiple jurisdictions in a sector where counterparty due diligence is both business-critical and highly complex. Before the partnership, compliance reviews were consuming up to 60 minutes per case, and legacy screening providers were leaving significant gaps in coverage, particularly across non-English and regional media sources, where material risks could slip through undetected.
To close these gaps, TELF AG deployed Vivox AI’s screening agents across its adverse media and due diligence workflows. The agents investigate each counterparty across global media sources in multiple languages, surfacing genuine risks with full documentation and reducing the manual burden placed on compliance teams.
The results, detailed in the Vivox case study, were substantial. Due diligence review times fell from 60 minutes to just 10-15 minutes per case, while 20% of confirmed true hits identified were risks that traditional screening providers had entirely missed. TELF AG also reported improved coverage across global and non-English media sources, reduced manual review effort for its compliance function, and 100% positive audit and regulatory feedback across all completed due diligence cases.
For a business operating in a high-scrutiny sector spanning multiple jurisdictions, Vivox notes that this combination is decisive: faster reviews, deeper coverage and a fully auditable trail that has withstood regulatory review without exception.
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