The Challenge - Harness AI systems confidently and compliantly
You may feel that complying with digital regulations requires you to master yet another regulatory framework. We help you understand and simplify digital compliance around AI and emerging technologies, so you can stay focused on core financial oversight.
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The Challenge - Win stakeholder's trust and accelerate sales of your AI systems
Your future clients and investors will ask you dozens of detailed questions about your AI model and your company. We equip you to handle every compliance question, turning blockers into proof points that build trust and accelerate deals.
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The Challenge - Adopt new technology & AI tools safely and responsibly
With so many new AI systems popping up, its easy for staff to start using them without anyone realising - this is known as "shadow AI" . We help you put in place controls so that your school or trust can innovate safely and in compliance with digital regulations.
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Vendor Assessments
Evaluating compliance issues around AI and other new technology vendors as they are introduced into your ecosystem.
Governance & Oversight Structures
Establishment of internal controls and oversight mechanisms to monitor AI use over time while ensuring your AI use complies with the GDPR, the DUA, safety, and sector-specific regulations.
Regulatory Monitoring
Monitoring and regular reporting on all jurisdictions relevant to your organisation for changes in compliance requirements.
Risk & Impact Assessment
Evaluation of the potential risks of AI systems, including bias, security, and operational impact.
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You may need to comply, even if your business is based outside the EU.
The EU AI Act has extraterritorial scope, meaning it applies not only to organisations established within the EU, but also to those outside the EU, including UK organisations, if the AI systems that they use or develop are either placed on the EU market; used within the EU, or produce outputs that affect individuals in the EU. So, if you are a UK company selling your product in the EU, and that product is generated with the help of AI, you are within the scope of the AI Act.
As of 2025, the UK does not have a dedicated AI law in force, unlike the EU’s AI Act. Instead, the UK government has opted for a flexible, principles-based approach to AI regulation, focusing on sector-specific guidance and voluntary frameworks. The UK government continues to promote a light-touch regulatory stance to encourage innovation and investment. The AI Action Plan and pro-innovation framework guide current policy, emphasising adaptability over strict legal controls. It is not certain though that this will remain the case as there have been attempts to introduce more robust legal frameworks. The most recent was the Artificial Intelligence (Regulation) Bill 2025- a Private Member's Bill introduced in the House of Lords.
We typically work with finance, education, technology, and digital assets sectors. However we can offer services to any organisation facing data or AI issues.
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