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Watchlists that match the strategy
Follow authorities, frameworks, sectors and jurisdictions that are relevant to your mandates, and receive alerts when a watched topic moves.
Regulatory intelligence for asset managers
Regulatory intelligence sized for an investment boutique.
Large houses have policy research teams. A boutique has a handful of people and the same rulebooks to watch. Edict IQ gives small investment teams one place to follow the authorities that matter to their strategy and to show how each development was assessed.
Official sourcesTraceable analysisNo investment advice
SOURCE TO EXPOSURE
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Official sourceOriginal & legal status
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Assess exposureSector & business model
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Record the viewRationale & review date
THE CHALLENGE
Too many sources, too few people
A boutique cannot read every regulator. What it needs is a short list of developments that touch its sectors, a way to assess them consistently and something to show an investment committee, a client or an auditor afterwards.
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Impact analyses with visible assumptions
Each analysis states what changed, who is likely affected and what remains uncertain, so the reasoning can be reviewed instead of trusted blindly.
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One workspace with compliance
The same regulatory event can be read from the investment side and the compliance side of the firm without maintaining two source lists.
FROM SOURCE TO EXPOSURE
A weekly regulatory routine that fits a small team
The aim is a short, repeatable process: see what moved, assess what matters, keep the result.
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Review what moved
Open the regulatory signals for your watchlists and scan the event calendar for consultations closing and rules taking effect.
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Assess what matters
Run an impact analysis for the developments that touch your sectors and record the exposure for the relevant holdings or themes.
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Keep the result
Store the conclusion with rationale and source. It is available for the next committee meeting and when the rule changes again.
Read the original first. Assess exposure second. The investment judgement remains with people.
Read our methodologyIN PRACTICE
For portfolio managers, analysts and the people who answer to clients
Small teams wear several hats. The workspace keeps research, oversight and documentation in one place.
Check source coverageThematic equity boutique
A team running a digital infrastructure strategy tracks EU and UK rules on cloud, data and operational resilience and links each one to the companies it holds.
Credit and private markets team
A lender to regulated businesses monitors licensing and capital rules in three jurisdictions and documents the effect on covenant headroom assumptions.
TRUST THROUGH EVIDENCE
Every material claim needs a source.
Edict IQ distinguishes official publications from interpretation and possible consequences. Source status, coverage limitations and unresolved questions belong in the review—not hidden in the fine print.
Edict IQ supports research and documentation. It is not investment advice, does not replace the firm's own regulatory obligations as a regulated entity and does not promise coverage of every authority or asset class.
Browse official sourcesFAQ
Frequently asked questions
Short answers, without investment recommendations.
What does regulatory intelligence mean for an asset manager?
It means knowing early which regulatory developments affect the sectors and companies in a strategy, assessing their likely effect and being able to show how the firm reached its view.
Is Edict IQ suitable for a team of fewer than ten people?
Yes. It is built so that a small team can start with public regulatory changes, add watchlists for its own strategy and document assessments without a lengthy implementation project.
Can investment and compliance staff use the same workspace?
Yes. The workspace offers a compliance view and an investor view of the same source-backed events, with wording and analysis suited to each role.
EXPLORE EDICT IQ
See what changed. Understand what it means.
Start with available regulatory events and inspect the original sources. No mandatory product demo.