Solution · Regulatory change management
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Regulatory change, mapped before the news cycle ends.

Watch the federal banking regulators and your charter state. Get a proposed mapping for every paragraph that moves, before Monday.

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SurfacesControls · Policies · Standards · Issues
The shape of the problem · 01

What this actually feels like.

  • 01Supervisory letters land on Friday afternoon, and nobody reads them until Monday.
  • 02A consultant maintains a UCF spreadsheet that lags the rule by three weeks.
  • 03The OCC, FDIC, NCUA, CFPB, FinCEN, the Fed and your state regulator each publish in a different place, on a different schedule.
  • 04Answering "what changed for us this quarter?" takes a forensic exercise.
How Zovos handles it · 02

Five steps, one graph.

Every step writes back to the same controls, policies, and issues your team already owns. There is no second source of truth.

  1. 01
    Ingest
    Zovos pulls primary-source updates from the Federal Register, OCC, FDIC, NCUA, CFPB, the Fed, FinCEN and the state regulator in nine charter states. There is no newsletter middleman.
  2. 02
    Diff
    Every paragraph gets a version hash. New, changed, and removed text is highlighted against the prior version with a paragraph-level provenance trail.
  3. 03
    Map
    Agents map each changed paragraph to your control library, your policies, and your standards crosswalks. Every mapping cites the regulator paragraph and version.
  4. 04
    Route
    Owners are notified inside the product (or Slack/Teams) with the proposed redline. Four-eye approval is built in.
  5. 05
    Attest
    Approved changes drop into your evidence library, signed and dated, ready for the next exam.
What changes · 03

What the product does instead.

Time to first map
Updates are pulled from the regulator the day they publish, then mapped by agents.
Manual rework
Agents propose the mapping and redline. Your team reviews instead of re-keying.
Coverage
Zovos covers the Federal Register, OCC, FDIC, NCUA, CFPB, the Fed, FinCEN and nine charter-state regulators from primary sources.
Citation rate
Every mapping cites the regulator paragraph and version it came from.

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