Horizon scanning
RegNext horizon scanning follows what regulators and authorities publish — rules, consultations, enforcement actions, speeches and bills. Each update is summarised, classified and scored for your organisation, so your team spends its time on the changes that concern it.
How it works
The feed your team opens is already read, sorted and explained.
Publications from regulators and authorities: rules, consultations, enforcement actions, speeches and bills.
Each update gets an executive summary, with its jurisdiction, authority, type, topics and dates.
Scored for your organisation — what needs action, what is relevant, what is due soon — with the reasons.
Turn an update into a task with an owner and a due date, mark it reviewed, or dismiss it.
Monitors
Describe it as you would to a colleague — “French and EU rules on payments and anti-money laundering that affect retail banks”. James turns it into filters you review, then keeps watch.
Briefing
Each monitor opens on a short briefing: what happened, why it matters and what is coming — every point linked to the update it comes from.
Ask James
James is RegNext’s monitoring specialist. Ask him “What have the EBA and the ECB published on payments since 1 September?” — he answers from the regulatory news, and every claim is numbered and linked to the update it comes from.
Click a number to open the update behind the claim.
Attach a policy and see where recent publications touch it.
Extend the search to official websites for a fuller answer.
Keep following a question by saving it as a monitor.
Beyond the feed
Deadlines and entries into force, in one place.
Penalties and enforcement actions, by authority and country.
Where updates come from, over a week, a month or a quarter.
How regulatory activity moves over time.
Compare jurisdictions next to each other.
Any filtered list, to Excel.
For every team
In your control
Every update links to the original publication.
Priority and relevance come with the reasons behind them.
Correct a relevance score; mark what you reviewed or dismissed.
An update that needs work becomes a task someone owns.
Monitors and tasks stay inside your organisation’s space.
Alerts go where you send them; sharing an update opens a draft in your own mail app.
Questions
Keeping watch on what regulators and authorities publish — rules, consultations, enforcement actions, speeches and bills — so you see a change coming and know whether it concerns you. RegNext summarises, dates and scores each update for your organisation, so your team starts from what matters.
You describe what you follow in your own words, and James turns it into filters — jurisdictions, regulators, types of firm and topics — that you review before saving. Each update is then ranked: what needs action, what is relevant, what is due soon, with the reasons. Your team can correct a score.
Each monitor opens on a short briefing: what happened, why it matters and what is coming, every point linked to its update. Alerts arrive by email, daily or weekly, with only what is new since the last one — to you or to a shared team mailbox.
Yes. Every update links to the original publication. When you ask James a question, each claim in the answer is numbered and linked to the update behind it.
Turn it into a task with an owner and a due date, mark it reviewed or dismiss it. Deadlines and entries into force line up in the regulatory calendar, and any filtered list exports to Excel.
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