Analysis you can act on.
Decisions that are yours.
We break down regulations article by article and connect them to your organization, policies, and risk profile — delivering analysis you can take straight to your board or your supervisor.
What you get
Eight deliverables per regulatory framework
Each regulation is analysed and delivered as eight structured, audit-ready outputs
— all accessible through Solvance Prism.
Full Regulatory Coverage
We read the entire regulation — every article, every paragraph — and write out what each one means for an insurance company of your size and risk profile. Nothing is skipped, nothing is summarised away. You get the full picture.
Governance Mapping
We take your actual internal policies — risk policy, outsourcing policy, IT security policy — and map them against each article in the regulation. You see which policy covers which requirement, and which requirements have no policy behind them at all.
Gap Analysis
For each regulatory requirement, we compare what the regulation demands with what your policies actually say. The output is a specific list: this article requires X, your Risk Policy says Y, and here is what is missing or too vague to hold up under supervisory review.
Best Practice Assessment
Each of your governance documents is assessed against industry standards and supervisory expectations. This tells you whether your Risk Policy or your Outsourcing Policy is merely compliant or genuinely well-structured — and where a supervisor would likely probe further.
Ownership Clarity
For each article, we identify which roles in your organisation carry responsibility — e.g. CRO, compliance officer, head of IT, board of directors. Where two roles share a requirement, we say so. Where no one is clearly responsible, we flag it. The result is a complete responsibility map across every article and every role.
Thematic Analysis
Instead of reading requirements article by article, you can view everything related to “outsourcing” or “incident reporting” or “third-party risk” in one place — across the entire regulation, and across multiple regulations. This makes it practical for the person who owns that topic to see exactly what applies to them.
Impact Analysis
For each gap we find, we produce specific proposed policy text — “add this paragraph to your Risk Policy,” “strengthen section 3.2 to address incident classification timelines.” These are draft amendments written for your documents, not generic recommendations that require further interpretation.
Audit Trail
Every conclusion links back to the exact article and paragraph it came from. When your supervisor asks “why did you change this policy?” you can show the chain: regulation article → identified requirement → gap in your current policy → proposed amendment. The entire reasoning path is preserved and navigable.
"By connecting our organisational structure and governance documents to relevant regulations and industry practices through a tool like Solvance, we see a valuable support for this work. It provides excellent conditions for working proactively, identifying gaps, creating an overview — and it adapts to our organisation-specific context."
Niklas Lindgren
Risk Manager & Data Protection Officer @ Sveland Djurförsäkringar
How it works
One framework at a time, accumulating intelligence
We start with one regulation and deliver a complete analysis. When you add the next, the system shows where they overlap, where they conflict, and where one regulation tightens requirements set by another.
Map your foundation
We connect to your organisational structure, policies, and risk profile. Cloud-based — no IT integration needed.
First framework analysis
A complete regulatory analysis with all eight deliverables, accessible through Solvance Prism from day one.
Sequential expansion
Each new regulation added strengthens the cross-framework knowledge base, surfacing patterns and reducing overlap.
Customer perspective
Transforming the compliance process
As a regulated entity in the Swedish insurance market, we are subject to a broad range of regulatory requirements. As a smaller insurance undertaking, our resources for managing these matters are limited. When new regulations enter into force, we need to quickly understand which requirements have a direct impact on our operations and what must be amended in our internal policies and procedures.
Solvance has the potential to fundamentally transform that process. The most valuable aspect is the concrete proposed policy amendments — clear guidance on what is missing from our governance documents and what needs to be adjusted.
Rosita Öhman-Qvist
Governance Manager @ Rentokil Försäkring AB
As a regulated entity in the Swedish insurance market, we are subject to a broad range of regulatory requirements. As a smaller insurance undertaking, our resources for managing these matters are limited. When new regulations enter into force, we need to quickly understand which requirements have a direct impact on our operations and what must be amended in our internal policies and procedures.
"Solvance Analytics has built a platform that analyses the relationships between regulations, not just the regulations themselves, with full traceability at every step. It gives insurers the ability to understand the consequences of regulatory change before it hits their operations — and to demonstrate to supervisors exactly how they reached their conclusions."
Åsa Larson
Former Finansinspektionen (Swedish FSA)
Regulatory Requirement
Every article mapped and decomposed
Gap Identified
Compared against your policies and structure
Proposed Policy Amendment
Targeted policy text — review, adjust, adopt
Why Solvance
Cross-regulatory intelligence
We analyse how regulations interact, not just what they say individually. A change in DORA can affect your Solvency II governance — we surface those connections.
Calibrated to your organisation
The analysis reflects your actual size, risk profile, and organisational structure — not a generic template written for the largest firm in the market.
Full traceability, always
Every conclusion links back to the regulatory source. When the supervisor asks how you reached a decision, you can show them — step by step.
