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CRB Monitor provides the most comprehensive platform covering cannabis industry participants in a centralized, curated, standardized, categorized and centralized relational database.
70+ Licensing Agencies, 80,000+ Direct CRBs, 213,000+ Cannabis Licenses, 130,000+ Owners, 1,800+ Cannabis-Linked Securities
Standardized, classified, and organized into relevant risk-based tiers, categories and sectors to easily execute inclusion/exlusion policies
Not just a list. De-duplicated and cross-linked relational database with detailed entity profiles and search/filter functionality
CRB Monitor is not just a “list” — it is a complex relational database of distilled intelligence, robust relationships and detailed profiles.
Centralized access 58,000+ Tier 1A CRBs, 115,000+ Licenses, 3,300+ Tier 1B Investment CRBs, 90,000+ Beneficial Owners, 1,400+ Cannabis-Linked Issuers
Research profiles of CRBs and Beneficial Owners, including license details, contact info, relationships, notes and sources
Unravel relationships between entities to identify linkages, shared commonalities and beneficial owners.
Explore license details to filter and sort entities by attributes like Jurisdiction, Medical/Recreational, Type and Status
Review supporting documents for use in reporting, case support and relationship linking
We aggregate data from numerous on-line and off-line sources to piece together entity profiles and relationships, resulting in the most comprehensive, detailed relational database possible.
Access our on-line database for search, research and investigations — no limits or extra charges per search.
Simply “plug & play” our datasets into your current filter systems and workflows — no new headcount or software, no CIF sharing
Our data is also directly integrated into a number of common filter solutions — just ask us which ones!
Since founding CRB Monitor in 2014, Steven has been a thought leader, subject matter expert and data-hound focused on addressing significant challenges around “cannabis and banking.” He created and continues to refine many of the terms, taxonomy and frameworks relied upon by financial institutions and regulators as they seek to understand the cannabis industry and formulate relevant and effective policies, procedures and standards.
