TOP TIPS: How to best perform vendor vetting

Allan Matheson, managing director of Blue Umbrella, offers practical advice on how treasurers can identify red flags when entering business relationship with their vendors.
TOP TIPS: How to best perform vendor vetting

Research vendor's background
Red flags that companies should look out for include entities with ties to state-owned enterprises and politically exposed persons, which can create conflicts of interest. Pay attention to vendors who are related to your company’s staff, and had regulatory violations such as environmental and labour abuses.

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