Corlytics’ regulatory taxonomy enables categorisation, mapping and routing of regulatory content to a firm’s view of compliance risk, business lines, and controls. This makes sense of regulatory notices for departments, teams and individuals, so that only relevant information is highlighted for action. Our regulatory taxonomy has also been used to create the world’s first intelligent handbook by mapping the FCA’s taxonomy to its regulatory handbook. The handbook is now a searchable database surfacing only relevant regulations for regulated firms.

Corlytics’ bots scan all notices from regulators for all types of regulatory content, including regulator communications (business plans, speeches etc), regulatory developments (consultation papers, draft regulations, etc) and regulatory penalties (enforcements, warning letters etc). Corlytics collates this information to a single cloud-based repository which can be used for analysis and risk weighting. Corlytics RED, enables firms to interact with this content, using it as part of the day to day compliance operations.

RiskFusion® highlights regulatory concerns for risk, audit and compliance teams to assist in the planning and allocation of regulatory compliance investments. Corlytics collects and categorises regulatory data. Relevant data sets are then analysed and summarised by Corlytics’ regulatory and legal analysts. RiskFusion® risk models are applied to the curated data to illustrate the highest risk jurisdictions, regulations, regulatory topics and provisions. Prioritised regulatory action plans are built from these views.

Our team is comprised of world class legal and regulatory analysts, data scientists, risk professionals and seasoned technologists. Depending on the engagement type, members of this team provide specialist services to the regulator or regulated firm in question. We offer taxonomy mapping services to regulators for regulatory content and to regulated firms for taxonomy mapping. Regulatory analysts provide specialist services on regulatory review and regulatory change issues. Risk specialists provide core risk models integrated with client data for firm-specific views of risk.