Regnology has signed an exclusive agreement to acquire Moody’s Regulatory Reporting & Asset-Liability Management (ALM) Solutions business.
The acquisition includes solutions supporting Basel III compliance, IFRS 9 impairment accounting, asset-liability management for large banks, Solvency II insurance reporting, and prudential and statistical regulatory reporting across more than 50 jurisdictions.
The transaction will see Moody’s regulatory capital, liquidity, and ALM capabilities integrated into Regnology’s existing regulatory, risk, tax, and finance reporting portfolio.
The combined offering aims to provide financial institutions with a single platform to address regulatory compliance and risk management requirements across jurisdictions.
A key component of the integration is Regnology Risk Hub (RRiskHub), which brings together regulatory reporting, risk analytics, capital and liquidity management, and ALM functionality.
The platform supports institutions in managing risk measurement and reporting within a unified framework.
RRiskHub uses the Regnology Granular Data (RGD) model to support data consistency, auditability, and scalability across regulatory and risk functions.
It operates on Regnology’s cloud-based infrastructure and includes automation and analytics to support oversight and decision-making by risk and finance teams.
Rob Mackay, Chief Executive Officer of Regnology, said:
“This acquisition strengthens our shared commitment to deliver transformative value and help Chief Risk Officers and Chief Financial Officers navigate an increasingly complex landscape with confidence.”
Andrew Bockelman, Head of Banking Solutions at Moody’s, said:
“We are grateful for the work of our teams that have built these solutions over the years, and we are confident they are joining an organisation that will continue to provide strong service to customers and opportunities for employees. Moody’s will continue to focus on its core lending, credit modelling, KYC, financial crime, portfolio risk, and data-driven solutions.”
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