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Muhammad Akram

Muhammad Akram — PK person (oo-person:GB-COH-PER-15108727-dvX9i0CVD6lCbKynF0fRv-DzelI). 3 sanctions/PEP signals. Cited to 1 registry.

5 sources

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High-risk entity — PEP · WANTED

Politically exposed: a screening signal for enhanced due diligence, not a finding of wrongdoing.

Named in 1 ICIJ Offshore Leaks record — the Panama, Paradise & Pandora Papers.

Investigative lead by resolved identity, not a legal determination.

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Registry identity

Appears in
5 sources
Risk
Low
Jurisdiction
PK
Flags
PEP, WANTED
/02

Politically exposed person

PEP
MediumPolitically Exposed Personvia resolved record
Category
gov.legislative, gov.national
Source list

A PEP designation calls for enhanced due diligence — it is an investigative lead, not an allegation of wrongdoing.

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Offshore leaks

ICIJ — Panama · Paradise · Pandora

This entity is named in 1 record in the ICIJ Offshore Leaks Database — the Panama, Paradise and Pandora Papers and the Offshore Leaks investigations.

Appearing in the ICIJ data is not evidence of wrongdoing — offshore entities have many legitimate uses. Source: ICIJ Offshore Leaks Database (offshoreleaks.icij.org), surfaced as derived links with attribution under its share-alike terms, never rehosted.

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Also appears in

OpenOwnership · opensanctions_pep · wikidata_pep · opensanctions_crime

The same real-world entity, resolved across sources.

/05

Control & directorships

No ownership or control links resolved yet

An absent link means “not yet observed in our current sources”, not that none exists — cross-source resolution is still growing.

Watch this entity

We flag the moment ownership, a filing or a sanctions signal lands on it — the fastest way to catch a change on a subject we hold little on today.

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  • Identity, nationality & aliases
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  • Community notes

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Sanctions & watchlists

Evidence-grounded
WANTEDvia resolved record

Flagged as the subject of a criminal listing by OpenSanctions — view the record at the source

Source list

Sanctions signals are evidence-grounded investigative leads from public lists (OFAC / EU / UN / UK OFSI) — not a legal determination.

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Sanctions & PEP screening

Name match — unverified

3 watchlist records share this exact name. These are possible matches by name only — not confirmed as the same person. Verify identity (date of birth, nationality, ID) before relying on this.

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Common questions

Who owns Muhammad Akram?
No ownership or control links for Muhammad Akram are resolved in the current sources yet — view the network graph to expand, or pull the cited JSON dossier.
What is Muhammad Akram's risk level?
WhiteIntel flags Muhammad Akram as low risk on 3 signals. Risk levels are heuristic investigative leads, not legal determinations of beneficial ownership.
Where does Muhammad Akram appear across sources?
Muhammad Akram is resolved across OpenOwnership, opensanctions_pep, wikidata_pep, opensanctions_crime, ICIJ Offshore Leaks into one cited cluster in the WhiteIntel corporate-ownership graph, with a source on every claim.

Community intel

Crowd leads · unverified

Tips, corrections and leads contributed by the community on Muhammad Akram. These are unverified leads, not WhiteIntel findings — we surface them for investigators to chase, and analyse the corroborated ones into SnitchScore.

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