AML & Sanctions
CDD, transaction monitoring, beneficial ownership, sanctions, SAR and program governance.
Monitor regulatory change, extract obligations, assess business impact, and manage follow-up in one source-linked compliance workbench.
Search broadly, investigate inside a Domain Pack, map obligations to your policy library, ask against selected sources, and move findings into an auditable Case.
Each pack combines monitoring, structured extractions, coverage analysis, source-linked Q&A, and case workflow.
CDD, transaction monitoring, beneficial ownership, sanctions, SAR and program governance.
Market conduct, broker-dealer obligations, disclosures, supervision and custody.
Capital, liquidity, governance, supervisory expectations and operational risk.
UDAAP, fair lending, retail product rules and exam priorities.
Money transmission, remittance rules, travel rule and licensing.
VASP obligations, stablecoins, custody and digital asset structure.
TPRM, cyber resilience, business continuity and third-party oversight.
Model risk, AI in financial services and emerging supervisory guidance.
GLBA, cyber rules, breach notification and data protection.
Climate disclosures, sustainability rules and ESG supervision.
Every Domain Pack includes a Coverage workspace that maps shared compliance themes across supervisors, then connects regulatory obligations to your internal policy and control library. Structural regulator relationships are always visible; teal highlights reflect your current scope and firm mappings.
Pick a compliance theme — for example, transaction monitoring or beneficial ownership — and drill into which regulators have obligations in your scope, where regulatory or firm gaps exist, and compare two supervisors side-by-side before opening the catalog or Ask.
Scan a themes × regulators matrix with alignment heatmaps. Spot fully aligned cells, partial overlap, and missing equivalents across AMLA, FinCEN, OFAC, FCA, EU, and other pack supervisors without opening each theme individually.
Explore the pack’s theme hierarchy — how monitoring, customer, reporting, governance, operations, and risk themes relate. Use the graph to orient new team members and jump into regulator comparison for any leaf theme.
Bridge regulatory intelligence to your internal library: open gaps where obligations lack a policy or control mapping, review approved mappings by regulator, and track coverage KPIs — policies, controls, mappings, and control coverage percentage — for exam readiness.
Cross-Regulator Coverage
14 themes · 8 regulators · 20 mappings · 112 gaps
Transaction monitoring
Monitoring · TMS, alerting, monitoring programme
In your current scope
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Cross-Regulator Coverage
Themes × regulators alignment matrix
| Theme | AMLA | DOJ | EU | FCA | FFIEC | FinCEN | OFAC | FATF | Σ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Transaction monitoring12 in scope | 6 | 0/8 | |||||||
| Sanctions screening3 in scope | 4 | 0/8 | |||||||
| Customer due diligence | 0/8 |
Cross-Regulator Coverage
Theme taxonomy · 14 themes · 6 types
Theme taxonomy
Advanced — pack categories and themes
Click a theme to compare regulators.
Firm coverage
Map pack obligations to your policy and control library.
Coverage gaps
| Gap | Regulator | Obligation |
|---|---|---|
| No policy/control mapping | FinCEN | Institutions must file SARs for transactions involving $5,000 or more when a suspicious activity is detected… |
| No policy/control mapping | FinCEN | MSBs must register with FinCEN and renew registration every two years… |
| No policy/control mapping | OFAC | Screen customers and transactions against SDN and sectoral sanctions lists… |
Policy & control mappings
No firm mappings yet for this pack’s regulators.
Open policies & controlsEvery Domain Pack includes Regulatory Pulse — a quarterly summary of what changed in that program: new publications by regulator, the themes gaining the most traction, enforcement trends, and the business types most affected. Open it from your pack card on workbench home.
Track rules, guidance, enforcement and supervisory updates.
Identify obligations, enforcement signals and affected areas.
Evaluate impact against your business, policies and controls.
Open cited source material and confirm the analysis.
Assign a Case, capture evidence and maintain the audit trail.
Search the full catalog when the question is wide. Work inside a Domain Pack when the question is deep. Every insight links back to public source material.
Search the full regulatory catalog across disciplines. Filter by regulator, document type, and metadata; send selected documents to Ask or open a Case.
Ten discipline workspaces for pack-scoped monitoring, structured extractions, coverage maps, and cited Ask — sharing the same catalog and Cases desk.
See all ten packsLong rules and filings parsed into obligations, enforcement signals, and impact fields — each linked to the passage in the original document.
Ask against your current scope. Each response includes an explainable research record — how the question was scoped, how the search was planned, which sources were retrieved, and numbered citations you can open to verify.
Assign items, track status across team queues, link evidence from sources and Ask, and keep a journal built for examiner questions.
Context
How RegiSentinel fits into the regulatory landscape from a firm’s perspective — where supervisory change meets compliance programs, policy libraries, and operating workflow.
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We ingest material from supervisory agencies and standards bodies worldwide. What appears in your workspace reflects the Domain Packs your organization licenses.
FAQ
Straight answers for teams evaluating regulatory intelligence tools.
Monitor regulatory change, search a structured catalog, review extractions, ask scoped questions with citations, and manage follow-up in Cases — without switching between tools.
The catalog is the foundation. On top of it, RegiSentinel adds Domain Packs, structured extractions, a Regulatory Knowledge Graph, cited Ask & Verify, and case workflow — so teams move from reading to action in one place.
No. It supports research and regulatory operations. Your firm's policies, procedures, and counsel remain the authority on what you must do.
See our official sources map for the supervisory families we draw from. Your live corpus is configured when your organization is onboarded.
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