Acquisition Expands Regnology's Global Portfolio
Regnology has finalised the acquisition of Moody’s Regulatory Reporting & Asset and Liability Management (ALM) Solutions, solidifying its global stature in regulatory technology. The acquisition announcement was made on May 5th, 2026.
This strategic move expands Regnology’s portfolio by integrating Moody’s capabilities in Basel III compliance, IFRS 9 impairment, large-bank ALM, Solvency II insurance reporting, and prudential and statistical regulatory reporting. Financial institutions are currently navigating increased regulatory scrutiny, data complexity, and expectations for governance and auditability.
The transaction occurs at a time when advances in artificial intelligence are creating new opportunities to modernise control frameworks and operating models. Regnology is accelerating its Straight-Through Reporting vision to deliver more resilient, transparent, and efficient frameworks across the regulatory, risk, and finance functions.
Rob Mackay, the Chief Executive Officer of Regnology, remarked, “The completion of this transaction is a powerful catalyst for advancing our ambition to build the compliance operating system of the future and to break down traditional silos between Chief Risk Officers and Chief Financial Officers.”
Enhanced Solutions for Clients
Integrating Moody’s solutions will strengthen Regnology’s existing lines, such as the Regnology Reporting Hub, Risk Hub, and Finance Hub. These solutions will gradually migrate to Ascend, Regnology’s next-generation, modular, cloud-native platform. In addition, the recently introduced RGI governed intelligence layer will provide a scalable, governed environment where data, intelligence, and workflows converge, reducing fragmentation and manual intervention.
Regnology is committed to ensuring business continuity and service excellence for clients transitioning from Moody’s. This commitment is supported by a global team of more than 2,500 professionals, including over 1,000 specialists in regulatory, risk, and service domains.
The combined solutions will create more resilient and efficient frameworks across regulatory, risk, and finance functions. Advances in artificial intelligence will be leveraged to modernise control frameworks and operating models. As a result, Regnology plans to further invest in talent, platform innovation, and AI to meet the evolving regulatory demands of global financial markets.
This strategic investment aims to transform compliance into a source of insight and confidence for financial institutions. The acquisition is seen as a pivotal inflection point, enhancing Regnology’s ability to address intensifying regulatory scrutiny and growing data complexity.
Looking ahead, Regnology will focus on leveraging the combined capabilities to deliver innovative solutions that support financial institutions in strengthening control frameworks and increasing transparency. The transaction is expected to enhance coverage across regulatory reporting, finance, risk, capital, liquidity, and ALM.
Last updated: 5 May 2026, 11:49 pm
