A local fintech company has launched its own software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform aimed at improving compliance and reporting processes.
EWG, which serves the fiduciary, corporate and fund services sectors, has unveiled Structuriser.
The new platform aims to help clients create, manage and submit accurate, visual corporate structure charts, while complying with global AML, CFT and CPF regimes.
The firm said Structuriser addresses a growing global demand for transparency in corporate ownership, a “cornerstone” of AML, CFT and CPF frameworks.
By allowing users to visually map ownership structures and automatically flag potential issues or gaps, the tool helps regulated firms and their clients submit complete, accurate information, the first time.
EWG developed Structuriser to enhance its own onboarding process and in response to “real-world onboarding and compliance challenges”. Now, the platform will now be offered as a standalone global product.
The company’s internal tech team, led by chief technology officer Denis Philippe, built the platform with full autonomy over the tech stack, allowing for “rapid iteration, innovation and alignment with evolving regulatory expectations”.
“The first line of defence in any compliance regime is quality data,” said Mr Philippe.
“Structuriser turns static forms into smart, dynamic visual workflows that reduce error, enable faster onboarding, and support meaningful AML/CFT checks.”
With support for the Beneficial Ownership Data Standard (BODS), Structuriser ensures information is structured in a way that can be easily analysed, audited and submitted to registries and regulators.
The tool also integrates with in-house compliance systems, which the firm says reduces the burden on teams and ensures consistency across jurisdictions.
EWG shared that Structuriser’s key compliance benefits included structured data collection to ensure completeness and reduce human error; visual mapping to highlight complex ownership chains and hidden risks; BODS-compatible exports for easy data sharing with registries and regulators; automated flagging of missing or ambiguous ownership links; and reduction in rekeying and back-and-forth with clients and stakeholders.
The launch was marked by an event at Digital Jersey earlier this month.
“We don’t believe in technology for technology’s sake,” said Mr Philippe said at the event.
“Every tool we build, including Structuriser, is designed to meet a genuine business and compliance need.
“And in today’s regulatory landscape, clarity of ownership and control is more important than ever. The feedback we have had from existing clients who are already using the tool as part of our EWG platform has been overwhelmingly positive.”