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YOUR INDEPENDENT SECOND LINE

Insight.
Challenge.
Assurance.

Connect regulatory obligations with the processes, controls and evidence that matter. Give every judgement a source. Every gap an owner.

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REGULATION, CONNECTED.PART OF THE ATLAS FAMILY
COMPLIANCE ATLASILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW
THE EVIDENCE CHAIN

One requirement.
A connected response.

Regulatory requirementApplicability and interpretation
REVIEW
Process & controlFirst-line ownership
Evidence & testingSecond-line challenge
Gap identified. Action assigned.Document the decision. Retain the evidence.

Mapping is a starting point. Compliance requires validated scope, effective controls and evidence.

A DEDICATED COMPLIANCE OPERATING SYSTEM

Regulatory intelligence

Independent judgement

Evidence-led assurance

Accountable reporting

THE WHOLE SECOND-LINE LIFECYCLE

From regulatory signal
to a reasoned decision.

Four connected disciplines, with saved records, version history and human review. Explore how the first release handles each stage.

FROM SOURCE TO ACTION

Understand the change.

Keep official sources, publication dates, legal status and commencement dates together. Source checks establish a content baseline and flag later differences for analyst review.

  • Proposals distinguished from final and in-force rules
  • Jurisdiction, sector and permission impact assessment
  • Implementation ownership, deadlines and evidence
  • Unavailable sources remain unverified
EIGHT FINANCIAL-SERVICES SECTOR FAMILIES

Built around the activity.
Scoped to the firm.

Banking, wealth, investments and insurance have different obligations. Broker, MGA and coverholder responsibilities follow the actual permissions and delegated arrangements.

ACTIVITY-BASED APPLICABILITY

Banking

Permissions, governance, capital and liquidity, responsible lending, financial crime, operational resilience and reporting.

Sector labels do not establish permissions. Validate the legal entity, activities, products, customers, territories and actual regulator.
SHARED ATLAS JURISDICTION SCOPE

Local requirements.
Group-wide visibility.

The initial research baseline contains 52 source families and 17 dated change items. It is a starting register, not a complete legal inventory or certification.

Isle of Man

Licence-class scope, Rule Book, insurance Codes and financial-crime requirements.

Jersey

Sector Codes, compliance functions, monitoring, remediation and Board reporting.

Guernsey

Conduct, governance and AML controls; distinguish laws, rules and guidance.

United Kingdom

FCA / PRA perimeter, Consumer Duty where applicable, conduct and prudential requirements.

European Union

Select the actual member state, competent authority and national implementation.

United Arab Emirates

Separate mainland CBUAE / CMA, DIFC / DFSA and ADGM / FSRA regimes.

Cayman Islands

CIMA sector rules, governance, financial crime, prudential and recovery requirements.

Bahamas

Separate banking, securities and insurance regimes; consultations remain distinct from final rules.

Research baseline: 27 October 2026. Exact provisions, current consolidated text, firm applicability and reporting calendars require local validation. Source references are available inside the workspace.

CLEAR RESPONSIBILITIES

Independent challenge.
Without blurred ownership.

First line owns its processes, controls and remediation. Compliance provides second-line advice, monitoring and challenge. Internal audit retains independent third-line assurance.

Unresolved applicability remains visible in coverage
No approval from a process link or a model score
Separate author and authorised reviewer
Versioned advice, changes and management departures
Report preparation distinguished from submission
A CONTROLLED PATH TO LIVE USE

Scope it properly.
Validate it thoroughly.

Compliance Atlas has its own implementation scope. Enterprise pricing follows discovery, integrations, regulatory content requirements and the agreed operating model.

01

Define the perimeter

Confirm entities, licences, sectors, countries, customers, cross-border activities and the compliance mandate.

02

Build the obligation inventory

Validate provision-level requirements, source access, interpretation, reporting calendars and control ownership.

03

Implement and assure

Approve identity, permissions, privacy, evidence storage, retention, resilience, monitoring and reporting interfaces.

04

Approve the release

Complete testing, local compliance/legal sign-off, training and independent assurance before regulated reliance.

Current release: controlled preview. Use synthetic information. Saved records and source comparisons are functional; no generative AI agent, unattended monitoring schedule or regulatory filing connection is enabled. Full compliance cannot be established by software alone.

Start with your operating model.

Discuss the firm, jurisdictions, source coverage, integrations and assurance requirements.

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