Regulatory Intelligence

Regulatory requirements,
structured.

ObligaI maps the regulatory perimeter of a bank — across jurisdictions and supervisory authorities — into a structured, sourced obligation register and a prefilled compliance workbench for the first and second line of defence.

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The regulatory technology gap

Financial institutions operating across jurisdictions face a large number of regulatory requirements — distributed across multiple instruments, regulatory levels, and supervisory authorities. The complete picture is assembled manually, over days, by experience. Requirements discovered late — at validation, audit, or supervisory review — cost significantly more to address than requirements identified at the outset.

The constraint is not access to regulatory text. Every regulation is publicly available. The difficulty is assembly: identifying every applicable instrument, understanding how requirements cross-reference one another, and mapping them to the institution's specific activities and jurisdictional footprint.

The regulatory perimeter of an institution is not a flat list. It is a graph.

From regulatory source to documented obligation

Six layers: nothing in the pipeline exists independently of the client profile at its root.

01
Client Profile
Jurisdictions, business lines, regulatory perimeter
02
Regulatory Sources
Supervisory authorities in scope
03
Regulatory Database
Instruments at article level, classified
04
Knowledge Graph
Requirements linked across instruments and jurisdictions
05
Obligation Register
What the regulation requires. How the institution complies.
06
Compliance Workbench
Role-based prefilled checklists. Advisory output.

The platform characteristics

Three properties that existing regulatory data products do not provide simultaneously.

Complete regulatory picture

All requirements bearing on a matter — traversed across instruments and levels in a single pass. No requirement is missed because a source was not manually identified.

Advisory output

ObligaI surfaces what regulations say and presents candidate requirements for review. Compliance determinations remain with the institution's compliance function and legal counsel.

Full provenance

Every checklist item traces to a specific article in a specific instrument at a specific level of the regulatory hierarchy. The audit trail is built in, not assembled after the fact.

The founder & current status

Who built it and where it stands today.

The founder

RegTech

Dirard Mikdad founded ObligaI in 2026. He spent nineteen years in regulatory intelligence — at Rabobank and Deloitte in the Netherlands, and at PwC UK. At Deloitte he designed and built RegMiner, one of the first regulatory data analytics platforms in the market, in 2019. He has worked directly with compliance and risk functions at major financial institutions across the EU and the UK.

International footprint — ObligaI founder

Current status

Prototype

A working prototype demonstrating the full six-layer architecture across two institutions — a Colombian universal bank operating across Colombia, Panama, Peru, the United States, and the EU; and a Dutch wholesale bank operating across the Netherlands, the EU, and the United States. The extraction pipeline is under active development.