Проверка инвесторов в Остров Мэри-Анн выявила серьезные риски для репутации территории

PACIFIC Risk Sentinel Management, an enterprise risk intelligence software provider, has conducted background checks on individuals and entities seeking to establish investments in the CNMI and found “serious concerns” that may affect the Commonwealth’s reputation in the future. RiskPRSM.com was launched on Aug. 11, 2026, to offer risk management services designed to help public and private organizations in the CNMI protect themselves from financial crime and other potential threats that could damage their reputations. With access to more than 170 corporate registries worldwide, the company combines artificial intelligence with financial and regulatory compliance expertise to help public and private organizations in the CNMI manage risk. In an interview last week, co-founder Blaine Graboyes said RiskPRSM.com’s services are available to government, corporate and private clients. “We offer transparent and fixed public pricing, which makes it easy for customers to contract with us. Our services are designed to provide comprehensive due diligence, especially for financial crime and regulatory investigations,” he said. To demonstrate the platform’s capabilities, Graboyes said the company conducted background checks on various individuals and entities, including some connected to casino investors such as Imperial Pacific International. Based on their findings, he said, “serious concerns” were apparent regarding IPI’s principals and corporate structures as far back as 2013. Graboyes said that proper due diligence, such as that provided by RiskPRSM.com, at any point since then “would have revealed serious issues impacting future activity here in the CNMI.” “And the same still holds until today,” he said. This, he added, also applies to other potential new market entrants that RiskPRSM.com has recently researched. Graboyes reiterated that the company’s services are available to government, corporate and private clients in the CNMI and around the world. The company’s transparent, fixed and publicly available pricing is listed on its website. He said the fixed public pricing makes it simple for customers to purchase the company’s services, similar to other online platforms such as Gmail. No complex request for proposals or procurement process is required, he said. RiskPRSM.com co-founder Ian Smith is the founder of the Esports Integrity Commission, which also uses RiskPRSM.com services for its own investigations. The company’s lead engineer, Ryan Allen, spent several months on Saipan earlier this year and experienced Super Typhoon Sinlaku while on island. In the meantime, Graboyes said he is providing local sales, service and support for RiskPRSM.com, which plans to hire employees and expand locally in the near future as it grows its business in the CNMI and throughout Asia.