1%
Increase in regulation since financial crisis
1
Countries represented by the 8 bodies who signed July ’20 joint letter asking for common standards
1%
Compliance costs/revenue in the finance industry (cost of compliance plus non-compliance)
Our mission
To sequence the world’s financial regulation and make it available as machine-readable, open data so third parties can build interoperable applications.
We transform human readable regulatory text into machine readable form
The Regulatory Genome Project is transforming human readable regulatory text into machine readable form, a process we refer to as regulatory sequencing.
We are sequencing the world’s regulatory information and will make this openly accessible as an innovation platform on which interoperable software applications can be built and that will foster knowledge sharing and creation.
Our platform approach
- Multi-stakeholder engagement
- Taxonomies for all regulatory information
- Foundational infrastructure for applications
- University of Cambridge as the convener and enabler
Industry Collaborators
The first cohort of Regulatory Genome collaborators underlines cross-industry commitment to put the power of technology to work, helping regulators and organisations across the globe to keep pace with the accelerated developments related to the continued digitisation of financial services.
Our public-private approach
We are convening a spectrum of stakeholders from the global industry and regulator communities, engaging in technology development and knowledge collaboration.
News and announcements
Stay up to date on the latest news about the Regulatory Genome Project.