One channel instead of two
Reaching compliance teams and technology providers usually takes two separate efforts. On Relevanz both are already in one verified space, organised by topic.
For regulators
A direct line to the market you oversee.
Hear how practitioners and vendors are reading your rules, in a space where practitioners speak freely.
Why Relevanz
Practitioners and vendors, in the same room.
An earlier read on interpretation
Discussion happens while guidance is still being worked through. You see where firms are uncertain before it surfaces in supervision or a consultation response.
Nothing commercial attaches to you
Relevanz ranks no one and recommends no one. Your presence never reads as backing a firm or a product.
It sits alongside what you already do
Consultations, policy statements and your own website stay exactly as they are. Relevanz adds a two-way route next to them.
What you get
What regulator participation gives you.
A presence in the topics you supervise
- A verified organisational profile linked to the topic spaces that match your remit, such as financial crime, sanctions screening, regulatory reporting, operational resilience or AI governance
- Your organisation and role are visible to every participant, because transparency is the condition of access for all non-practitioner participants
Publish and discuss
- Post thematic updates, emerging thinking and questions you want the market to consider
- Host a discussion on a live issue, or join threads alongside practitioners and experts
- Every thread is moderated, so the conversation stays analytical and on topic
See how the market is reading you
- Follow how practitioners and vendors interpret new requirements and where implementation is getting stuck
- Questions that come up again and again across topic spaces show where guidance may need clarifying
- Practitioners take part under verified pseudonyms, so you see what they say but never who said it
The vendor market in one place
- Every shop window explains a provider's approach in the same structured format, so you can compare them directly
- See the range of approaches being taken to a requirement without meeting providers one at a time
- Visibility can't be bought, so what you see reflects contribution rather than marketing budget
Other regulators and industry bodies
- Industry associations and regulators from other jurisdictions take part in the same space
- Where they do, you can see how they are framing shared themes
No fees
- Regulatory participation is free, with no advertising and no commercial commitment
- Relevanz is funded by vendor participation, not by regulators and never by practitioner data
Who you're hearing from
Verified professionals, speaking freely.
Every practitioner is verified as a working GRC professional before they can read or post. After that they take part under a pseudonym, so they can say what they think about new requirements and guidance without speaking on behalf of their employer.
Head of Financial Crime #307614
Mid-size European Payments Firm
What you see
- Each practitioner's role, seniority and permanent ID
- Their organisation as a size band, region and type
- Everything they post
What nobody sees
- Their name
- Their employer
- What they have read or looked at
Joining at the start
What being a founding regulator means.
Relevanz is opening with a small group of regulators. If you join now, you help decide how regulators use the platform, such as which formats suit you best, like thematic updates or hosted discussions, and which topic spaces you need first. The four principles behind Relevanz won't change, but how they apply to regulators is still being decided. You'll work directly with the team building the platform while that happens.
Questions.
No. Regulatory participation is non-commercial and non-endorsing. Your presence signals engagement with the market, not approval of any participant or product.
Yes. There are no fees, no advertising and no commercial terms.
No. Discussions are informal and sit outside your statutory processes. Formal responses still go through your own channels.
Not individually. You can start a discussion addressed to practitioners generally and reply to any comment in a thread you have permission to take part in. That includes threads in open topic spaces, in private spaces you've been given access to and in any discussion you start yourself.
Yes, under the same rules as every other participant. Moderation keeps threads on topic and removes promotional content. It doesn't judge anyone's view on a regulatory question, so practitioners, vendors and regulators can disagree openly. Moderators don't edit your posts, and if something falls outside the rules, we'll contact you before it's removed.
Pre-launch
Take part from launch.
Regulatory participation is free.
Register your interest and we'll be in touch to talk through how it would work for your organisation.