Our Contract Management as a Service begins from the creation of your documentation and continues throughout its lifecycle. It includes a structured annual review of all files we have created and managed — ensuring that regulatory classifications, assessments, and contractual clauses remain aligned with current regulations and business realities.

Service Reporting

To keep you informed and responsive to changes, we deliver one comprehensive report per quarter (four per year) assessing the evolution of your providers and the services they deliver. These updates help anticipate risks, track contractual and operational changes, and inform your governance and compliance decisions.

CLM Software Access

With every subscription to our Contract Management as a Service, we include one free “Home Clause” license — our powerful CLM software that supports the full contract lifecycle. This gives your team real-time access to your documentation, dashboards, workflows, and compliance tools — all in one secure, user-friendly platform.

Provider (Pooled) Audit

1 – AUDIT TRIGGER

Audit triggered by specific events, such as incidents or material changes (ad hoc), or on a periodic basis when a predefined date is reached. Each trigger always concerns a specific provider.

2 – CALL FOR INTEREST

A market-wide campaign is launched to assess whether other financial entities wish to join a pooled audit. The names of interested participants remain confidential until the campaign is closed.

3 – audit plan PREPARATION

Audit plan prepared according to the provider’s regulatory exposure (DORA, NIS2, GDPR, AI Act…) : Checks of international standards (ISO, ISAE…), regulator approvals, litigation/compliance history, etc.

4 – audit plan validation

The draft audit plan is then adapted and validated with the mandating entities commissioning the audit, ensuring alignment with their specific requirements and priorities.

5 – AUDIT PERFORMANCE

The audit is performed directly at the provider’s premises or systems, in accordance with the validated audit plan and agreed methodology.

6 – AUDIT REPORT

The final audit report is drafted and communicated to all mandating entities, providing them with the results, findings, and recommendations for follow-up actions.

Our Virtual Compliance Assistant is designed to provide you with on-demand, expert-level support for all your regulatory and contractual challenges. Through a simple, transparent standard tariff package, you gain unlimited access to our expertise: you can submit as many questions as you need, whenever you need them, to guide and secure your compliance-related decisions. Whether it’s clarifying complex regulatory requirements, interpreting contractual obligations, or validating the compliance implications of strategic choices, we act as your trusted partner — always available, always precise.
 
Beyond our information hub, our service extends to real-time operational support during your meetings and negotiations, whether with external partners, service providers, regulators, or internal stakeholders. We help you prepare your positions, anticipate counterarguments, and defend your organisation’s interests while ensuring strict regulatory alignment. With the Virtual Compliance Assistant, you are never alone in facing compliance challenges — we stand by your side, transforming complexity into clarity and helping you move forward with confidence.

Management of service contracts in the financial sector

This course equips participants with the legal, operational, and compliance foundations required to manage service contracts in highly regulated environments. It covers the entire contract lifecycle — from pre-award planning and tendering, through award and negotiation, to post-award performance monitoring, and finally contract termination or renewal — ensuring participants can effectively oversee every stage with confidence and regulatory precision.

Regulatory Compliance Stakeholders in the Financial Sector

This training offers a comprehensive overview of the European and Luxembourg financial regulatory landscape, tailored for professionals seeking to understand the structure and functioning of the sector. It covers the activities of all financial entities, their internal governance frameworks, and the role of both European and national regulators, including their organisation, decision-making processes, and supervisory powers. Participants will gain a clear understanding of how the regulatory ecosystem operates and how it impacts day-to-day operations in the financial sector.

Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA)

Designed for both the management body and the three lines of defense, this session goes beyond theory to provide practical DORA compliance strategies. It focuses on translating regulatory requirements into concrete, actionable measures that can be applied at every level of governance, control, and execution. Participants will explore real-world examples, tested tools, and best practices to effectively embed DORA principles across their organisation’s operations.