Which regulators does Regulatory Intelligence actually cover?
Thirteen UK regulators and industry bodies: FCA, PRA, ICO, NCA, NCSC, Companies House, HMRC, SFO, CMA, The Pensions Regulator (TPR), OFSI, FRC and HM Treasury. Every one of them is toggleable on or off in the Tools & Filters side panel. The feed pulls policy statements, consultation papers, Dear CEO letters, enforcement notices, guidance, sanctions designations and market notices, whatever the regulator publishes.
How often does the feed update?
Hourly. Whatever the FCA publishes lands in your feed within the hour — no digest delay, no daily batch, no email round-trip, nothing to configure.
How many live articles are in the feed at any one time?
Around 2,600 at any time, but only ~9% is genuine “must-read” signal. Regulatory Intelligence surfaces that and pushes the ~91% of reference noise out of the way — without hiding it permanently.
Do you rewrite or summarise the regulators' content?
Deliberately no. Every article links straight to the original source (fca.org.uk, gov.uk, ncsc.gov.uk, bankofengland.co.uk, and so on), unchanged. Compliance officers should not cite an AI-rewritten version of an FCA rule. We classify, tag and triage. The regulator authors. These responsibilities are never crossed.
What if a regulator is missing?
Tell us. The 13 cover the UK financial-services universe as we see it, and we can add others (Home Office, Gambling Commission, FATF) on request.
How does the Source × Type × Sector filter work?
Three independent axes. Source filters by regulator — all 13, toggleable individually or by group. Type is the urgency classifier: Action Required, Consultation, Enforcement, High, FYI and Reference. Sector uses 8 FCA-aligned taxonomies (Investments→COBS, Mortgage→MCOB, Consumer Credit→CONC, and more). Combine all three for a precise view of what matters to your firm.
How accurate is the Type / Sector classification?
Classification is rules-based and consistent — the same article always tags the same way, so you can rely on it for audit. Action Required picks up anything with an implementation date or compliance obligation. Sector tags follow FCA handbook areas. Edge cases do exist; for those, the free-text search and regulator toggle give you a manual override.
Can I save articles and track what needs doing?
Yes. Three tabs — Live Newsfeed, Saved, Read. Bookmark an article to Saved, mark it Read when handled, and a side-panel shortlist shows your Saved items from anywhere in the feed. Action Required items with a deadline also surface in the Upcoming Deadlines register with a countdown.
What are "Upcoming Deadlines" in the side panel?
A separate register surfacing time-bounded regulatory events: consultation close dates, policy go-live dates, reporting windows. Extracted automatically from article text and surfaced with a relative countdown. Exactly the format a board or audit committee pack demands.
Can I filter to just my firm's permissions?
Yes — that’s the point of the AI firm-relevance filter. Describe your firm once (permissions, products, customers) and Anna builds a relevance filter you can see and edit; flick it on and the feed narrows to what affects you. There’s also a manual Sector filter (Investments, Mortgage, Insurance, Consumer Credit and more) for quick triage. The aim is first-load relevance: the handful of items that matter to you, not the 2,600 that don’t.
What audit trail do inspectors see?
Every article has a timestamp. The Read tab logs when you triaged each item, and the Saved list dates when you shortlisted it. An FCA inspector asking “how did you know about PS24/3?” gets a dated trail: seen on the day of publication, triaged, saved.
How much does Regulatory Intelligence cost?
Regulatory Intelligence is a premium module — affordable, modular monthly pricing, no minimum commitment, cancel anytime. Add it to your RegTechPRO subscription alongside the modules your firm needs. See the pricing page for the current figure.
How long does setup take?
Zero configuration — the feed works on first login. Want sector defaults auto-enabled from your firm’s permissions? Switch on the firm-permissions integration during onboarding (a 10-minute step). Beyond that there’s nothing to wire up: no feeds to add, no classification rules to author, no digest email to configure.
Can every user in my firm have their own Saved & Read lists?
Yes. Each user has their own independent Saved and Read lists, so a Head of Compliance and two Compliance Analysts each triage the feed against their own focus areas. Cross-user shared watchlists (where the whole compliance team see "our saved items") is on the roadmap.
How does it compare with enterprise regulatory-intelligence platforms?
Enterprise feeds lead on global coverage: dozens of jurisdictions, hundreds of regulators. For UK SMB regulated firms, global coverage is wasted. You want 13 UK regulators triaged sharply, not 400 worldwide in a generic firehose. Regulatory Intelligence is optimised for UK FCA-regulated firms, and it lives alongside the rest of your compliance toolkit (CMP, Policy Studio, Risk Management). That’s the edge.
