Growing OSFI expectations
Increasing complexity in meeting expectations on technology and cyber risk (B-13), operational resilience and third-party risk management (B-10).
IT governance, risk and compliance · Financial services
Monessor designs and validates IT governance frameworks aligned with OSFI guidelines (third-party risk management, B-10; technology and cyber risk management, B-13; model risk management, E-23) for growing financial institutions and FinTechs.
Increasing complexity in meeting expectations on technology and cyber risk (B-13), operational resilience and third-party risk management (B-10).
Policies written for auditors but disconnected from the code that teams and cloud providers actually run in production.
Governing algorithms and automated decision models without slowing down digital product development.
Heavy approval committees that stretch time to market and create tension between risk, compliance and product teams.
Starting point
A 3-to-4-week engagement to assess your technology compliance, identify third-party gaps and deliver a remediation matrix your risk and audit committee can act on directly.
Fixed-scope engagement, pricing on request.
A concrete assessment of how your infrastructure and policies align with OSFI expectations.
Critical technology dependencies, vendor contracts and business continuity plans.
Architecture guardrails and explainability mechanisms for using models and AI in a regulated setting.
A roadmap prioritized by risk level, to meet the expectations of auditors and regulators.
Regulatory constraints built directly into deployment pipelines (CI/CD) and cloud architectures, without slowing developers down.
Alongside leadership during internal and external audits and regulatory examinations.
Governing the life cycle of predictive and generative models to keep them auditable and secure.
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Engineering rigour, not just a legal opinion.
Monessor is neither a law firm nor an accounting audit firm. It combines a deep understanding of OSFI expectations with software architecture expertise to make your systems genuinely compliant in practice, not only on paper.
Every engagement is led personally by Alex Turcotte, Managing Partner. When an engagement calls for highly specialized expertise, Monessor brings in a specialist from its network.
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