SolutionSame engine, configured

One entity's whole obligation picture,
on a single compass.

A group has many entities, and no two carry the same obligations. Entity Compass gives each one its own view: the regulations that apply to it, the controls it must implement, the policies it answers to, and where it stands on each, driven by its jurisdiction, its sector, and whether it is listed.

Entity Compass

Because a listed bank and a private NBFC are not the same entity.

Governance holds the universe of regulations and controls. Entity Compass points each entity at the slice that applies to it: derived from its jurisdiction, its sector, its listing status, its licences, not a generic set handed to everyone in the group.

For any one entity you see its regulators, its applicable regulations, the controls it must implement, and its live standing on each, in one place. For the group, you see all of them at once, because every entity is a node on the same graph and rolling up is an edge.

Change an entity's posture, acquire a new one, or reclassify a sector, and its obligations move with it, because they were derived from what it is rather than typed in by hand.

On the record
Per entityits own applicable slice
Derivedjurisdiction, sector, listed or not
Regulatorswho it answers to
Standingwhere it is on each obligation
Rolls upthe whole group, one view
One control set for every entity
fits none of them.
Design partner programme

Bring us the question your regulator is going to ask.

A small cohort of regulated banks, NBFCs and the firms that own them. Early access, real influence, pricing that holds.

We are pre-launch and we will not dress it up. There are no logos on this page because there are none to show. Come and try to break the chain.