Risk & Compliance
Move review from sampling to certainty.
A productised AI workforce for Chief Risk Officers, Heads of Compliance and Internal Audit Directors. Cora performs contract compliance (MRC/BAA), control testing and delegated authority oversight with full reasoning traces — every action logged, every conclusion grounded in evidence.
The pressure on your function isn't slowing down
Compliance teams are being asked to oversee more — across more entities, more lines of business, more jurisdictions — with the same resources they have had for years. Sampling gets thinner. Audit-defensibility narrows. Regulators want traceability that human review can't economically deliver. Target is Proactive oversight, but retrospective evidence gathering is the reality.
You don't need another dashboard. You need someone — or something — to actually do and scale the review.
What Cora does
Cora is a productised orchestration agent for the Risk Governance & Compliance domain. She performs first- and second-line review across critical compliance processes, assembles capability agents per task, and delivers fully traceable conclusions to your team.
Core capabilities:
Contract compliance review.
Read MRC, BAA, PBO and bespoke contract types. Flag gaps, compare against regulatory, enterprise and business controls. Produce a structured compliance opinion with full reasoning.
Control testing.
Run periodic and on-demand control tests across financial, operational and regulatory controls. Produce evidence packages a Big Four auditor can consume directly.
Delegated authority oversight.
Continuous monitoring of coverholders performance against the Binder Authroirty Agreements, and regulatory obligations. Real-time portfolio dashboards for the second line.
Regulatory horizon-scanning.
Track regulatory change across your jurisdictions and map it to your existing controls.
Active use cases
MRC compliance
for Managing agent serving MGAs and insurers. From partial sampling to 100% oversight. Repurpose existing resources.
Control testing for a global bank
Continuous control testing across multiple legal entities. Audit cycle compressed from quarters to weeks.
Delegated authority oversight
Real-time visibility across a coverholder portfolio. Material risk exposure flagged immediately.
How the business case looks
Compliance functions justify Cora on three lines:
Cost avoidance against regulatory penalty
A single material control failure costs more than the engagement does in its first year. We size your specific exposure during the working session.
FTE redeployment from sampling to oversight.
Move people from clerical review into judgement work, second-line investigation, and proactive risk management.
Audit defensibility.
Reasoning traces, evidence chains and confidence scoring on every conclusion — the kind of audit trail human review can't economically produce.
Regulators require outcomes, not methods. In many cases the risk of inaction is greater than the risk of adoption.