We watch the perimeter so the change does not reach you as a finding.
Most operators learn a regime moved when their auditor or their regulator tells them. By then the window to act quietly has closed. Radar exists to move that moment forward. We pull regulatory, enforcement and sanctions signals across every market and sector we cover, twice a day, and we read them the way an examiner will read your programme. We show you the movement. We do not show you our machinery.
What moved across the perimeter. Cited.
The whole perimeter, on one board.
Nine business models, nineteen jurisdictions, evenly watched. No flagship market, no flagship sector. The grid shows where the perimeter is quiet and where it moved. It is the proof of scope, and it is what you see if the live board is between refreshes.
Your market. Your model. What the framework now asks of you.
The read is free. Pick your market and your business model. Tell us which change you are worried about, or leave it open. Give us one email. We return the regime read for that cell: what the current framework requires, where operators like you most often fall short, and a plain verdict on whether you are in scope. Nothing to pay, no account to open.
Want the perimeter watched for you, not just today?
The board and the exposure read above are free. For operators who want the watch run as a standing function, that is not a separate Radar product you buy: it is part of the outsourced and bridge MLRO plus managed FIU service line. Your markets and sectors monitored, read and reported on a cadence we set with you, feeding your MLRO function directly. It is not software and it is not a data feed you log into. It is an advisory mandate, scoped per engagement like every other line we run.