SupTech
Supervisory technology: the regulator-side counterpart of RegTech, used by supervisors to collect data, monitor firms and analyse risk.
Overview
Supervisors use SupTech to automate regulatory returns, analyse large datasets, monitor markets and prioritise examinations. As supervisors become more data-driven, they expect firms to supply cleaner, more structured and more timely evidence.
It connects most directly to RegTech and Supervisory authority.
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Why it matters
As supervisors automate, firms that still assemble evidence by hand fall behind the questions they are asked.
Who it affects
Supervisors, and the firms that report to them.
Connections
The terms most closely tied to SupTech. Select one to open it.
What to do about it
- 1Map where your obligations come from.
- 2Link each one to the controls and evidence behind it.
- 3Review the map whenever the business or the rules change.
From requirement to evidence.
Regulation Layer’s machine-readable evidence packs are built so that a supervisor’s systems can consume them as easily as a person can read them.
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