NelsonAI

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Nelson is an AI-powered research companion with analyst-selected sourcing for criminal networks and forced labor. It was launched by Evidencity's partner Southern Pulse in March 2025 and serves corporate threat intelligence teams, business assurance leaders, wealth managers, modern slavery researchers, journalists, and policy practitioners. Access 20 years of Southern Pulse's proprietary work, and Evidencity's data across 80+ jurisdictions.


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Query criminal networks, forced labor operations, and regional intelligence through natural language conversation. Access to Evidencity datasets, Southern Pulse coverage, and partner intelligence.

Roots in LatAm

Founded for Latin America, expanding globally and updated daily, monthly, and quarterly with curated analysis and data intelligence.

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Seamlessly move through curated research reports, articles, and other analyst curated information with simple prompts.

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Access Evidencity's proprietary structured datasets for illicit networks, criminal organizations, and other unethical business actors (forthcoming 2Q26).

LATEST ARTICLES

How Binance accounts moved USD1 Billion to Iranian Entities

March 9, 2026
When Binance's own investigators traced nearly $1 billion in cryptocurrency flowing toward an IRGC-linked shadow banking corridor, they did everything right: they mapped the network, briefed senior leadership, cooperated with law enforcement. Then they were fired. The accounts stayed open. This is what compliance failure looks like when it's a feature, not a bug — and why external visibility into executive-linked relationships has become the last line of defense for institutions with crypto counterparty exposure.

Teeth Without Eyes: How Modern Slavery Laws Are Built to Miss What They’re Looking For

March 4, 2026
New Zealand’s bipartisan Modern Slavery Bill is the toughest supply chain law in the Anglosphere. It also illustrates why most modern slavery legislation is structurally incapable of finding what it claims to be looking for.

What Happened When Switzerland Got Serious

February 20, 2026
An Oxford study maps how $88.6 billion in annual African capital flight pivoted from Western havens to Dubai, Singapore, and Hong Kong after post-2008 regulatory tightening. Tracing where the money went requires the kind of curated, in-language source knowledge that no sanctions database can replicate.

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Use NelsonAI to explore recent articles written by the Evidencity team researching global issues in the context of unethical business practice, modern slavery, transparency and data.