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Every company named in a verified record, and how many records name it. Search one, or paste up to eight names from a term sheet and check them together.
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Being named is not a finding of fault. These counts say how often public reporting named a company in connection with an incident, in any role. They do not say the company caused it. A company with a larger installed base, or one working in a country where reporting is open, will appear more often than a company of the same size elsewhere.
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| Name | In the register as | Records naming it | Classed major | Years | Free entries mentioning it | Status |
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How to read it. "Records naming it" counts the verified records where the name appears in any role. "Free entries mentioning it" counts public entries whose text names the company, which is wider. "Watched daily" means the name is on the register's daily search list and no public report has named it in an incident yet. Being named is a statement of what was reported, not a finding of fault, and a company with a large installed base or one working where reporting is open appears more often for that reason alone.
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