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Dow Jones Risk & Compliance

Dow Jones screening data and RiskCenter tools for sanctions, AML, and third parties.

Published by Dow Jones.

PremiumGUIAPIInvestigative data & public records

In short

Dow Jones Risk & Compliance sells structured risk data and screening tools for sanctions, financial crime, bribery, trade, and third parties. The page says the data covers more than 4 million records on entities and individuals. RiskCenter is the application family: advanced screening, third-party due diligence, financial-crime search, and trade compliance. Financial-crime search also reaches the Factiva news database. Due-diligence reports and Integrity Check are separate offers. No price is printed. A profile is a screening lead, not a finding of guilt.

Website

Product pricing strategy

Premium

The Risk & Compliance page does not print a price for data feeds, RiskCenter, due-diligence reports, or Integrity Check. The 4 million record line is a coverage claim, not a fee. Ask Dow Jones which RiskCenter module and which feed the quote includes. If the news file is Factiva, price that on the Factiva page's terms, not as a free extra, unless the quote says it is included.

Utility and features

The Dow Jones Risk & Compliance page, opened on 16 Oct 2026, organizes the offer around data feeds and APIs plus named applications. RiskCenter advanced screening is high-volume monitoring. RiskCenter Third Party is the supplier and customer due-diligence platform. RiskCenter financial crime is the web tool for ad-hoc searches of customers and third parties against Dow Jones risk profiles and the Factiva news database. RiskCenter trade compliance screens transaction parties, vessels, and controlled goods.

Data feeds and RiskCenter. The page sells structured data and a family of RiskCenter applications.
Factiva is a named input. RiskCenter financial crime searches Dow Jones profiles and the Factiva news database.
No public fee. The page ends in a sales conversation. It does not print a dollar price.

Analyst-written due-diligence reports and Dow Jones Integrity Check, described as automated enhanced due diligence, sit beside those apps. The page also names Factiva Sentiment Signals, Dragonfly, and the Oxford Analytica Daily Brief. The data claim on the page is more than 4 million records. No seat price or search price is printed. The close of the page is a sales conversation. Factiva itself has a separate product page and a separate listing.

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Name the module, such as third-party due diligence or trade compliance, before you request a quote.
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Ask whether Factiva news is included in that module or billed as Factiva.
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Read a profile's sources. Do not brief the profile title as the conclusion.
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Use Factiva's own listing when the job is news monitoring rather than a risk screen.

Caveats

A risk profile is research Dow Jones assembled. Adverse media, a sanction, and a PEP designation are different facts, and a profile can contain one without the others. The page does not say a profile is proof of a crime. Integrity Check is described as automated. An automated report still needs a person when the decision matters.

Factiva inside RiskCenter financial crime is Dow Jones's news file, not a public-records skip trace. This listing did not open RiskCenter. The 4 million figure is the page's count of records in the dataset, not the number of matches in your book of customers.

Potential use cases

Name the module before you ask for a price. The Risk & Compliance page lists RiskCenter advanced screening, RiskCenter Third Party, RiskCenter financial crime, and RiskCenter trade compliance. It also lists analyst-written due-diligence reports and Dow Jones Integrity Check. None of them prints a dollar fee. The line about more than 4 million records is a coverage claim, not a rate. Ask which feed and which module the quote includes.
RiskCenter financial crime searches Dow Jones risk profiles and the Factiva news database. An article that appears there is licensed news, not a public-records filing. If the job is news monitoring, use the Factiva listing and ask whether the quote is a Factiva contract or only a search from inside RiskCenter. The page does not say those are the same login.
A profile title is about to become the conclusion of a memo. Read the sources inside the profile. A sanction, a PEP designation, and an adverse-media item are different facts, and a profile can contain one without the others. Integrity Check is described as automated enhanced due diligence. An automated report still needs a person when the decision matters. This listing did not open RiskCenter.

Hard cases

The case where the first result is easy to over-read.

The four-million line is used as a fee

The page's record count describes the dataset Dow Jones says it maintains. It does not describe the number of matches in your customer book, and it does not set the price. Paste the quote when you have one. Until then, write which module you asked for and the date you asked. Dragonfly, Factiva Sentiment Signals, and the Oxford Analytica Daily Brief are also named on the page. Do not assume they are inside the RiskCenter seat.

Questions

Is Dow Jones Risk & Compliance free?

The page does not show a free tier or a price. Data feeds, RiskCenter, and reports read as sales products.

Is Factiva the same product?

No. Factiva has its own page. This page says RiskCenter financial crime can search the Factiva news database along with Dow Jones risk profiles.

Citations

Titled sources. These public pages are what the quotes on this listing come from.

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Dow Jones Risk & Compliance
https://www.dowjones.com/professional/risk/