Eleven launches Global Screening Hub for private market compliance

Eleven has launched Global Screening Hub, a policy-driven investor compliance platform for private capital managers and fund administrators. The product is designed to digitize complex KYC, AML and risk policies and run them on the same investor record used for onboarding, subscriptions and servicing.

Why it matters: - Private markets firms often manage KYC and risk rules outside their software because policies include nested conditions, exceptions and jurisdiction-specific requirements. - Global Screening Hub is built to bring those rules into one workflow, which can reduce manual review and keep investor data and compliance actions aligned. - The platform is designed to support investors worldwide and accommodate AIFMD, FATCA, CRS and EU anti-money laundering requirements.

What happened: - Eleven announced the launch of Global Screening Hub on September 17, 2026. - The platform is a policy-driven investor compliance product for private capital managers and fund administrators. - Eleven built Global Screening Hub with fund administrators and fund managers. - The product runs on the same investor record used for onboarding, digital subscriptions and ongoing servicing. - Eleven said Global Screening Hub can run as a standalone compliance solution or as a module for firms already using Eleven.

The details: - Global Screening Hub digitizes firm policy documents and applies them across jurisdictions, investor types, risk levels and ownership structures. - The platform covers KYC requirements by investor type at simplified, standard and enhanced diligence tiers. - Risk assessment tools include firm-defined factors, weightings, thresholds, risk bands and auto-fail conditions. - Risk scoring applies across every country and territory. - Screening and verification include sanctions, PEP, AI adverse-media screening, and ID and wealth verifications. - Beneficial ownership workflows build corporate trees to ultimate beneficial owners and controlling persons. - Review and approval functions include maker-checker separation, documented overrides, send-backs and a complete audit trail. - Periodic reviews and monitoring are tied to risk bands, with expiring documents tracked and statuses recomputed at every layer. - The investor experience gives users one place to complete requirements, upload documents, maintain information, subscribe and stay informed. - GSH runs at subscription, onboarding, pre-boarding and re-boarding. - Re-boardings can reuse existing data and documents, depending on what the firm chooses to carry forward. - Firms can maintain a global policy or separate client policies, with a firm-level default underneath. - The platform includes third-party integrations.

Between the lines: - Eleven is positioning the product around the structure of private markets compliance, not generic onboarding. - CEO Eric Slaim said many KYC tools are built for generic industry flows and do not hold the policy depth private markets require. - Slaim said Global Screening Hub was built to run a firm’s actual policies on one investor record. - The launch reflects a broader push to consolidate fragmented investor workflows that often span multiple systems.

What's next: - Global Screening Hub is available today. - Firms can deploy it as a standalone compliance tool or as part of the Eleven platform. - Eleven says the product will continue to support global private market compliance workflows for new and re-boarded investors. - More information is available here.

The bottom line: - Eleven is trying to replace manual, document-based compliance handling with a single policy engine embedded in the investor lifecycle.