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Explore relevant regulatory changes, understand why they matter to your organisation, and move from official source to decision.

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  • Automated monitoring
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Illustrative example dataEuropean Banking AuthorityNew requirements for ICT third-party oversight

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European Banking AuthorityOpen source

New requirements for ICT third-party oversight

Published 10 Jul 2026

What changed

The final standards set out oversight expectations for critical ICT third-party providers and introduce requirements for due diligence, ongoing monitoring, sub-outsourcing transparency and exit strategies.

Why it matters

Firms may need to strengthen supplier classification, contract evidence, monitoring and contingency planning.

RelevanceHighImpactHighUrgencyMedium

Key dates

Entry into force17 Jan 2027
Application17 Jul 2027
Review date17 Jul 2028
How priority is determined

Priority combines the selected lens, visible workspace context, event attributes and the nearest relevant regulatory milestone.

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SOURCE TO DECISION

From official source to operational decision.

Edict IQ keeps the original change, its interpretation and the work that follows connected in one traceable record.

Source
Authority, version, citation and date
Change
Material difference and affected scope
Impact
Context, obligations and dependencies
Decision
Applicability, rationale and owner
Action
Deadline, control and follow-through
Evidence
Proof, review history and audit trail

Map the change before assigning work

Translate one regulatory event into the entities, processes and requirements it can affect without separating the analysis from its source.

Scope mapping
Jurisdiction, sector, entity type, framework
Obligation mapping
Requirements, policies and affected processes
Dependency mapping
Third parties, systems and implementation dates

Controls and owners

Connect obligations to controls, accountable roles, implementation work and review status.

Evidence and decisions

Retain rationale, source version, evidence state and action history for assurance and audit.

Two lenses. One regulatory record.

The same source facts stay stable while the explanation, priority and next action adapt to the professional question being asked.

Compliance

Move from regulatory change to applicability, obligations, controls, evidence and implementation work.

  • Applicability and affected entities
  • Obligations and requirements
  • Deadlines and implementation work
  • Owners and accountability
  • Controls and evidence mapping
  • Audit trail and decisions

Market Intelligence

Understand sector exposure, strategic implications, timing and emerging regulatory signals without buy or sell recommendations.

  • Sector exposure and scope
  • Timing and implementation signals
  • Cost pressure and resource needs
  • Strategic implications
  • Watch signals and trends
  • Regulatory milestones and uncertainty

MONITORING AND FOLLOW-THROUGH

Stay ahead without adding noise.

Monitoring becomes useful when it returns the right change, at the right time, with enough context to act.

Alerts and digests

Follow selected jurisdictions, regulators, frameworks, sectors and topics through targeted alerts and scheduled summaries.

Watchlists and saved searches

Retain live event context for the issues that matter, then return without rebuilding the search.

Regulatory calendar

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AI governance consultation closesEuropean CommissionEU
ICT oversight standards enter into forceEuropean Banking AuthorityEU
Operational resilience reporting milestoneFinancial Conduct AuthorityUK

PUBLIC INTELLIGENCE

One event graph. Multiple useful public surfaces.

Each source-backed event can support discovery, explanation and workspace action without creating disconnected versions of the same change.

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Canonical update pages

What changed, who published it, source, status and deadlines.

Compliance impact

Applicability, obligations, controls and evidence.

Market impact

Exposure, timing, cost pressure and uncertainty.

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TRUST THROUGH TRACEABILITY

Built for decisions that need to be explained later.

Trust comes from provenance, version history and visible analytical layers, not from decorative verification labels.

Official provenance

Authority, publication, article-level citation, retrieved details and source version remain attached.

Version-aware intelligence

Corrections, replacements and superseded sources update the record without erasing earlier decisions.

Clear analytical layers

What changed, why it matters, decisions, actions and evidence remain distinct and reviewable.

Start with the regulatory changes that matter to you.

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