Offshore Leaks Database (independent)
Offshore Leaks Database (independent) is kept by International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (not an official body). Offshore companies and the people linked to them. Being listed does not mean wrongdoing.
- Kept by
- International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (not an official body)
- Who is on it
- People and companies named in the Panama, Paradise and Pandora papers
- What it shows
- Offshore companies and the people linked to them. Being listed does not mean wrongdoing.
- How to search it
- Search by name.
- Cost
- Free to search
- Levels of power
- level 10: g7, g20, davos
- Official register
- icij.org, read 4 November 2026 · saved copy
Not published? Ask for it
If the register does not show what you need, you can ask the body that keeps it. Public authorities must answer Freedom of Information requests within 20 working days; information about the environment comes under the Environmental Information Regulations; and information about yourself under a subject access request.
Other registers: global lists
- UN Security Council Consolidated List
- World Bank Listing of Ineligible Firms and Individuals
- EU Transparency Register
- US Specially Designated Nationals list
All 69 public registers of power and money.
Where this comes from
How to investigate companies found in the Offshore Leaks Database - ICIJ, read 4 November 2026 · saved copy. The description above summarises what the official page says the register contains. Report an error.