Assurance

Compliance audits

Independent gap analyses and readiness reviews against MiCA, FCA, FINMA and FATF standards | findings flagged clearly, not smoothed over.

What it is

What does a compliance audit actually test?

An audit is only useful if it tells you what's actually wrong. We review your policies against current regulatory text, then test whether your real procedures | onboarding files, monitoring alerts, filings | match what the policy says should happen. Contradictions, outdated references and structural errors (like a prohibited-country list that accidentally includes EU member states) get logged explicitly, rated by severity, and handed back as a workbook you can act on.

Packages

Choose the depth of review you need

Desk Review

Policy Audit

A focused review of your written policies and procedures against current regulatory text.

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  • Policy & procedure review
  • Severity-rated findings log
  • Sample file testing
  • Country risk list validation
  • Remediation support

Audit + Fix

Audit & Remediate

Full programme audit plus hands-on support implementing the fixes.

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  • Everything in Programme Audit
  • Remediation roadmap with ownership
  • Hands-on policy rebuild for flagged items
  • Re-test on closure

In detail

What's inside the service

Structured findings log

Every finding rated by severity and delivered as a multi-tab workbook, not a narrative report.

Country risk list validation

Prohibited and high-risk jurisdiction lists checked against current FATF, sanctions and EU/EEA membership.

Policy consistency checks

Internal contradictions | like conflicting PEP provisions | surfaced explicitly rather than glossed over.

Sample file testing

A representative sample of onboarding files and monitoring alerts tested against stated procedure.

Remediation roadmap

Findings translated into a prioritised action list with clear ownership and timelines.

Regulator-ready evidence

Documentation formatted the way an examiner expects to see it, not just internally.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What does a compliance audit deliver?+

A structured findings log rating each gap by severity, a validated country risk list where relevant, and a remediation roadmap with clear ownership and timelines.

How long does an audit take?+

A Policy Audit typically takes two to three weeks. A Programme Audit including sample testing of files and transactions usually runs four to six weeks.

Do you deliver findings as a report or a spreadsheet?+

Findings are delivered as a structured, multi-tab workbook rather than a narrative report, so findings can be filtered, prioritised and tracked to closure.

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