Supervisory deadlines met by a team your size
For the CRO and the resilience owner: E-23, E-21 and DORA built as one framework, with evidence generated by normal operation and an inventory that doubles as your AI deployment map.
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E-21 adherence has passed and its scenario testing is due September 1, 2027. E-23 takes effect May 1, 2027 across every model in the institution, AI included. DORA has applied since January 2025 wherever EU entities, clients or ICT providers are in scope.
You are not short of guidance. You are short of the people to turn it into inventories, tiering, tolerances, tests and evidence while the operating calendar carries on. That is the constraint we design around.
Your E-23 model inventory is your automation deployment map.
The inventory E-23 requires — every model, its owner, its purpose, its data lineage, its dependencies and its risk tier — is precisely the artefact you need to decide where automation can safely be deployed first, and where it cannot be deployed at all.
Institutions that run AI governance and AI adoption as two programmes build that inventory twice, from two definitions, and end up reconciling them. Built once, the compliance obligation and the efficiency programme fund each other.
The relevant services.
What tends to matter to this buyer.
Proportionality you can defend
A framework sized to your institution, with the rationale documented — because that rationale is what a supervisor actually probes.
Evidence as a by-product
Controls specified with the record they produce, so examination packs assemble from normal operation instead of a fire drill.
Your team owns it
We build and transfer. A framework only your consultants can operate is a finding waiting to happen.
Board-legible reporting
Position, movement and residual risk on one page, in language a risk committee can act on.
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A short conversation is usually enough to tell you whether this is the right first move — and what it would cost.
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