Banking
Resilience, AML/KYC workflows and governed model/data access with a traceable evidence path.
Needs
- Operational resilience and controlled payment change (SWIFT/SEPA/ISO 20022)
- AML/KYC workflow with control points and evidence
- Translating regulatory change into controls and backlog
- Model/data governance as AI usage grows
Scenario
Evidence Flow
Synthetic exampleSynthetic example: illustrated demo with sample data; no customer system and no live telemetry.
- Source
Approved source with version and rights (sample dataset)
- Requirement/Control
Derived requirement with control target and owner
- Human Review
Named approver reviews context, conflicts and evidence
- Test/Evidence
Evaluation against ground truth; reproducible result
- Approval
Signed decision with date and evidence index
Synthetic example: a bank receives a new regulatory requirement with a deadline; interpretations are scattered across emails and spreadsheets. The change-to-backlog sprint produces a source register, an obligation/control map and 25–50 backlog items with an evidence plan.
Control context
- Experience context: ISO-27001-ISMS management/audit, AML/KYC, GDPR, MiFID II, SWIFT/SEPA/ISO 20022, revenue assurance and fraud