For Regulated Insurance Boards
Your board has a governance problem.
Regnova solves it.
The first AI-powered governance platform built specifically for regulated insurance boards — brokers, MGAs, insurtechs and carriers.
Currently working with a select group of regulated insurance boards ahead of full launch.
What It Does
Your board operating system
Regnova replaces the disconnected tools your board currently uses — email, PDF software, transcription tools, spreadsheets — with a single platform that produces the regulatory evidence trail none of them can.
Document Interrogator
Ask any question about your board pack. Get an answer with the exact page reference. Works offline. No hallucinations.
Historical Pack Memory
Cross-references today's board pack against every previous pack and set of minutes. Surfaces contradictions and regulatory gaps automatically.
AI Minute-Taker
Transcribes and summarises your meeting on-device. No audio leaves the room. Produces governance-grade minutes.
Regulatory Guardian
Maps your board pack against SM&CR, Consumer Duty, DORA and Solvency II in real time. Flags gaps before your regulator does.
Action Tracker
Captures actions from minutes automatically. Tracks due dates, flags overdue items, and generates annual compliance statements.
More features coming soon...
The Business Case
Problems we solve
01
Regulatory Risk
Your board minutes are your primary defence in a regulatory investigation. Most don't adequately evidence the challenge that actually took place.
02
Data Sovereignty
Every other AI tool sends your board pack to a third-party server. Board packs contain legally privileged advice and market-sensitive data. Regnova is the only platform where nothing leaves your device.
03
Directors Liability
Under SM&CR, Senior Managers carry personal liability for governance failures. Regnova builds and maintains each director's individual evidence trail.
04
Board Capacity
The average board pack is now 294 pages. Directors have three to four hours to read it. Regnova surfaces what matters — so your board spends time governing, not searching.