Regulatory Change & Compliance
Keeping regulations, policies, procedures, and controls aligned has become increasingly manual. ERM Pilot maps every regulatory change to what it affects — so your team stays continuously compliant, not exam-driven.
Compliance That Keeps Up With the Rules
Turn regulatory change from a manual scramble into a governed, continuous process.
Regulatory Change Tracking
Capture new and amended regulations in one feed, then trigger the reviews they require — so nothing slips between examinations.
Change-to-Impact Mapping
When a regulation changes, ERM Pilot maps it to the affected policies, procedures, controls, and assessments automatically — no manual cross-referencing.
Requirement Library
Maintain a living library of obligations linked to the controls that satisfy them, with clear ownership for every requirement.
Compliance Assessments
Run consistent, standardized compliance assessments across departments using a shared methodology instead of siloed spreadsheets.
Exam-Ready Evidence
Give examiners a pristine, timestamped audit trail that shows how each regulatory change was assessed and remediated.
Continuous Alignment
Keep regulations, policies, procedures, and controls aligned continuously — replacing the manual reconciliation that eats your team's time.
Built for Financial Institutions
Whether you answer to the NCUA or the FDIC and FFIEC, ERM Pilot speaks your regulator's language and keeps your program examination-ready year-round.
- NCUA & Credit Union AlignmentTrack NCUA rule changes and member-facing obligations against the policies and controls they govern.
- FDIC / FFIEC CoverageMap FFIEC guidance and FDIC expectations to controls and assessments, with evidence ready for examiners.
- Continuous GovernanceReplace exam-driven catch-up with a continuous review cadence that keeps requirements current.
Stop reconciling regulations by hand
ERM Pilot connects regulatory change to your policies, controls, and assessments in one AI-native platform — purpose-built for financial institutions.