Regulatory monitoring for Norwegian finance

See regulation coming – before it hits.

Kravdar follows supervisory authorities, legislators and EU bodies, assesses every new publication against your organisation's own profile, and tells you what is relevant – and why.

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  • AML / KYC
  • DORA / ICT
  • GDPR
  • Governance and internal control
  • Conduct

How it works

From supervisory feed to prioritised action

  1. 01

    Sources

    Continuous collection from supervisory authorities, legislators and EU bodies – circulars, guidance, consultations, supervisory reports and regulatory changes.

  2. 02

    AI relevance assessment

    Each event is classified by regulatory area and assessed against your organisation's profile and risk appetite.

  3. 03

    Prioritised

    Relevance with rationale and deadline, so compliance spends its time on what actually affects the business.

Why Kravdar

Built for financial institutions with big requirements and small compliance teams

Tailored to your organisation

Assessments start from what you actually do – not the entire financial sector.

Traceable and verifiable

Every assessment is stored with its rationale, the version of the criteria used, and what it was measured against.

Made for small teams

For banks, insurers and other financial institutions without a dedicated compliance department.

Roadmap

From signal to governance

The radar is the first step. Kravdar links regulatory changes and supervisory findings to your own governance documents.

  • Findings from supervisory reports · in testing
  • Gap analysis of governance documents · in testing
  • Board competence (DORA) · in testing
  • Impact of new regulation · in development
  • Risk assessments and DPIA · planned
Kravdar

Kravdar

About the name

Kravdar is Faroese for “required”. It shares its root with krav – “requirement” in Norwegian, Swedish and Danish – which is exactly what Kravdar keeps track of.

Built for financial institutions with big requirements

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