RegGenome transforms fragmented regulation into structured machine-readable data, creating the infrastructure that powers regulatory intelligence, compliance automation, risk assessment, and scalable regulatory systems.
Founded at the University of Cambridge. Trusted by Regulators.
RegGenome was born out of research from the University of Cambridge and is a founding member of the Regulatory Genome Project – a global public-private initiative standardising how regulation is structured.
Our data is in use by 300+ regulators across 50+ regulatory authorities, with adoption accelerating across APAC, the Caribbean, Middle East, Europe, and North America.
As the only pure-play global regulatory data provider, we offer you the capability to operationalise a single, reliable regulatory data set within your infrastructure. Developed in partnership with the University of Cambridge and reviewed by regulators, we ensure you always have access to the data you need to efficiently manage regulatory obligations.
Ethical data principles ensure content lineage
Thematic classification ensures no rules are missed
Easy and flexible integration of untransformed data
Information structures developed by experts, reviewed by regulators
Dynamic coverage: 1000s regulators, 100s languages
Enriched machine-readable data optimised for LLM use
RegGenome aggregates and classifies complex, unstructured regulations into universal, actionable data. We deliver high-quality regulatory information to provide a single source of truth to power your regulatory solutions.
Deliver faster, smarter compliance tools with structured, machine-readable regulatory data. Ideal for horizon scanning, regulatory change tracking, policy research, and risk assessment.
Accelerate control mapping with pre-structured obligation-level data mapped to industry frameworks and linked to source.
SIMPLIFY CONTROL MAPPINGSurface relevant obligations quickly with our AI co-pilot. Interrogator accelerates research and strengthens defensibility with traceable, source-linked results.
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We provide full access to comprehensive regulatory data across all jurisdictions we cover.
The Regulatory Genome Project (RGP) is a public-private initiative between the University of Cambridge, Judge Business School, and RegGenome. It aims to engage regulatory bodies to build and review a set of open-access regulatory information structures, known as the Cambridge Regulatory Genome (CRG), make available a global repository of aggregated, structured regulatory data, and investigate the digitising of regulation.
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