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The UK’s Company Registration Crisis: A System Built for Abuse

UK’s business landscape is fast-moving, but minimal-check registrations add layers of complexity and open the door to fraud. North Data’s white paper explains which indicators can help you reliably identify robust companies and spot potential risks.

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SARL, the quiet cornerstone of the French economy?

While France’s SAS company form dominates headlines, the classic SARL remains vital. In 2024, more than two million SARLs backed small businesses, family firms, and traditional sectors.

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“I’m Committed to Rethinking the Way We Use Data in Investigative Research”

An interview with Christina Brause

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What exactly is the European Unique Identifier (EUID)?

What it is and how it can help in your data collection and harmonization efforts.

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The Data Dilemma: Can We Have Both Data Privacy and Transparency?

North Data’s Philosophy on this duality

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Video-Tutorial: North Data Power Search

North Data's Power Search unlocks a wide array of advanced search filters, empowering users to refine their research with precision.

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North Data + Tax Havens

We would like to introduce you to the newest addition to our data offering, The Tax Havens.

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Corporate Networks - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

Large companies and corporations have the resources to distribute or outsource their activities to a number of separate entities at the touch of a button. There are usually legitimate reasons for this, such as entering into partnerships, pooling shareholdings, or expanding internationally.

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North Data launches the French version of its platform: northdata.fr

The search engine for European companies is now also available to French-speaking users, making their research easier and smarter.

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We are lifting the privacy restrictions from René Benko's profile

13.12.2023 Last week it was suddenly freezing cold in our offices in Hamburg; electricity and Internet failed intermittently. What had happened? It quickly turned out that the building belonged to the empire of the insolvent Austrian real estate mogul René Benko, and that the building service providers had unceremoniously stopped working - for fear of not being paid.

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