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Revolutionise your BRA/EWRA strategy with RISQED – watch this space for a public soft launch later in March 2026.

03/03/2026

If you're still relying on Excel spreadsheets for your Business Risk Assessments (BRAs) or Enterprise-Wide Risk Assessments (EWRAs), you might be interested in RISQED.

Later this month, after many months of testing, I'm excited to introduce RISQED to the world.  [Meet Click here RISQED]

RISQED is an AI-powered platform transforming Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) for businesses regulated by JFSC, GFSC, MFSC, FSA-IOM, and more.

RISQED is for financial services, insurance, and any regulated sector ready to:

  • Proactively manage risk
  • Slash compliance costs
  • Future-proof audits

RISQED aims to:

  • Encourage you to ditch Excel: Replace manual errors, version chaos, and endless updates with automated workflows and real-time insights.
  • Help you with AI-driven efficiency: Cut risk assessment time by 50% with smart tools for financial crime, cybersecurity, and regulatory risks.
  • Give you audit-ready and scalable solutions: Seamlessly manage single or multi-tenant operations with aligned risk registers and compliance monitoring.

RISQED aims to:

  • Offer you intuitive workflows, real-time insights, aligned risk registers, compliance monitoring, and effective testing that seamlessly integrate and highlight your risks, including financial crime, cybersecurity, regulatory, and more.
  • Help you say goodbye to manual errors, version conflicts, and time-consuming updates – and hello to 50%-time savings, audit-ready records, and scalable solutions for single or multi-tenant operations.
  • Empower proactive decision-making, reduce costs, and ensure regulatory adherence.

RISQED is still learning and:

  • Has completed the beta and pre-launch phase, and we are now ready to introduce it to the market, planned for later in March 2026.
  • Is still working with select beta clients to refine and perfect our tools before our full launch later this year.
  • Is still seeking additional beta clients to help us develop the ultimate business risk assessment solution for regulated businesses.

Are you interested in ditching Excel and starting your risk journey now?

Call to action:

SOURCES -  https://shorturl.at/sowwq & https://shorturl.at/LCU8y  [Meet Click here RISQED]

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