Registry Radar

Official data source

UK Sanctions List monitoring

Designations, amendments and removals on the official UK sanctions list.

SoonCoverage: UKPart of Company Watch

UK Sanctions List

Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI)

Official register

Why monitor this register?

The UK Sanctions List names individuals, entities and ships subject to financial sanctions. For regulated firms and careful counterparty checks, list changes must be acted on quickly.

Registry Radar compares watched companies and organisations against sanctions data and alerts you when a record is newly designated, amended or removed.

Monitoring

What Registry Radar watches for

These are the sanctions record changes that most often matter to our customers.

New designations

Entities or individuals newly listed.

Amendments

Changes to existing designation details.

Removals

Delistings that may affect ongoing controls.

Name variants

Matching against aliases where published.

Also detects: New sanctions, amendments, removals

Signals

Example alerts you might receive

  • Critical

    Sanctions list match requires review

    A watched company name closely matches a new UK designation.

  • Important

    Designation amended

    An existing listing was updated on the sanctions register.

  • Change

    Listing removed

    A previously designated name was removed from the list.

Who uses this source?

  • Compliance & AML teams
  • Legal & risk
  • Corporate treasurers
  • Professional services

Common questions

Is this a replacement for full sanctions screening?

Registry Radar provides ongoing monitoring and alerting on public list changes for entities you already watch. It complements — rather than replaces — formal screening workflows.

How are potential matches handled?

Signals explain why a match was raised and link to the underlying source record so your team can review and document decisions.

Related

Connected registers

Put Sanctions changes on your radar

Create a Watch, connect UK Sanctions List to the registers that matter, and receive plain-English Signals when the public record changes.