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Regulatory Intelligence

Regulatory Intelligence for the DACH Market

Keep track of the regulatory changes that matter for your business: new, editorially reviewed updates from BaFin, FMA, FINMA, and the EU level every day in our Regulatory Intelligence Portal — written for decision-makers, not lawyers.

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The Problem

Regulatory Complexity Grows — Your Capacity Doesn't

Information Overload

BaFin, FMA, FINMA, EBA, ESMA, ECB — dozens of sources, hundreds of publications per month. Which ones affect your business?

Speed of Change

MiCA, DORA, PSD3, EU AI Act — the regulatory landscape is shifting faster than ever. Late reactions risk sanctions.

Translation Gap

Turning legal texts into business decisions requires domain expertise. Most internal teams don't have it.

Our Solution

Curated. Contextualized. Actionable.

We combine AI-powered source analysis with manual editorial assessment: every new publication is summarised and classified, and we review every update before you see it. The result is not raw notices but short analyses that show who is affected by a change and what changes in practice.

Regulatory Intelligence Portal

How the Subscription Works

Set up your profile

When you first sign in, you answer five short questions: activities, licence or status, countries, topics, and language. The portal then selects the updates for you. You see EU-wide updates regardless of the countries you chose, provided they concern your activities, licence, or topics.

New updates every day

We retrieve new publications every day. Each update appears after our review with a summary, “What this means”, priority, document type, and a link to the original source.

Deadlines and bookmarks

Deadlines from the updates are listed by date, with the next 14 days highlighted. Filters by country, topic, priority, and period, a search, and your bookmarks help you follow up.

Our demo shows what classified updates look like, with a selection from July 2026.

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Subscription

One Subscription, Everything Included

All prices are net. Businesses in other EU member states with a valid VAT ID: reverse charge (Art. 196 of Directive 2006/112/EC). Businesses outside the EU: no Cypriot VAT. Businesses established in Cyprus: plus Cypriot VAT.

Monthly invoice. Cancel anytime on 30 days' notice to the end of a billing period. No minimum term.

Regulatory Intelligence

Personal access to the Regulatory Intelligence Portal for one person in your company

€490/ month
  • Daily retrieval of publications from 16 authorities and bodies in the EU, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland
  • Every update editorially reviewed, with a summary and “What this means” in German, English, or both
  • Selection by your profile: activities, licence or status, countries, and topics
  • Priority from critical to low, deadline overview, filters, search, and bookmarks
  • Link to the original source with every update
  • Two-factor sign-in; no advertising, no tracking

Order Summary

  • Regulatory Intelligence
  • €490 / month (net)
  • Monthly invoice. Cancel anytime on 30 days' notice to the end of a billing period. No minimum term.
Subscribe on invoice

Subscriptions are subject to our Terms of Service.

Several people in your company? Each person gets their own access; ask us for a quote.

Subscription on invoice: send us your company name, address, and VAT ID (businesses outside the EU: company registration or tax number) through the contact form. You receive our order confirmation, then your personal access code by email, and a monthly invoice; we agree the payment method (bank transfer or card) with you.

This offer is directed exclusively at businesses as defined by Art. 2(2) Directive 2011/83/EU (B2B).

Our Sources

The Sources We Evaluate

EU legislation — Official Journal of the EU (L series, financial topics)
EU supervisors — EBA, ESMA, EIOPA, ECB Banking Supervision, AMLA
European Commission — financial markets: news and consultations
Germany — BaFin, Deutsche Bundesbank, Federal Law Gazette
Austria — FMA, Oesterreichische Nationalbank, Federal Law Gazette (RIS)
Switzerland — FINMA, State Secretariat for International Finance, Official Compilation (Fedlex)

From Our Insights

Latest onthe blog.

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AML & FINANCIAL CRIME13 Oct 2026

AMLR 2027: What the EU's Single Anti-Money Laundering Rulebook Changes for Obliged Entities

From 10 July 2027, the EU Anti-Money Laundering Regulation replaces national AML rules in core areas. Due diligence, beneficial ownership, cash limit, crypto — and a preparation plan for fintechs.

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PAYMENTS INNOVATION6 Oct 2026

Tokenised Money: Deposit Tokens, Stablecoins, and the ECB's Pontes

Tokenised finance needs a settlement asset. How deposit tokens, MiCA e-money tokens, and the ECB's new Pontes infrastructure for central bank money compare — and what it means for fintechs in the DACH region.

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CAPITAL MARKETS29 Sept 2026

Savings and Investments Union and “EU Inc”: What Europe’s Capital Markets Agenda Means for Fintechs

The EU's Savings and Investments Union is reshaping supervision, tokenisation, and company law. ESMA supervision for crypto firms, a larger DLT Pilot Regime, and EU Inc — what fintechs should plan for.

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Frequent Questions

Questions aboutthe monitoring.

Which sources do you evaluate?
Publications from 16 authorities and bodies: at EU level the Official Journal, the European Commission (financial markets), EBA, ESMA, EIOPA, ECB Banking Supervision, and AMLA; in Germany BaFin, the Bundesbank, and the Federal Law Gazette; in Austria the FMA, the national bank, and the Federal Law Gazette; in Switzerland FINMA, the State Secretariat for International Finance, and the Official Compilation. They include legislation, consultations, circulars, guidelines, Q&As, and supervisory notices. We do not include warnings about unauthorised firms or measures against individuals.
How does this differ from the free blog?
The blog delivers deep analyses of selected topics at an irregular cadence. The subscription is systematic: it evaluates the sources every day and shows you the updates that match your profile in the customer portal.
How quickly do new updates appear?
We retrieve the sources every day. An update appears as soon as we have reviewed it; we do not promise a fixed time — diligence before speed, because a wrongly classified update costs you more than one that arrives a few hours later. The priority “critical” marks, for example, binding obligations with a deadline of 90 days or less. There are no email notifications at present: you see new updates in the portal.
How are the summaries produced?
An AI service classifies each new publication and drafts the summary and “What this means” in German and English. We review and correct every update before it appears; each update states when it was editorially reviewed. The linked original source always prevails.
Does the monitoring replace a legal department?
No. It delivers structured, prioritised information as a working basis for your compliance and legal functions — it replaces neither their case-by-case assessment nor legal advice.
How flexible is the subscription?
The subscription runs monthly on invoice and can be cancelled on 30 days' notice to the end of a billing period; details are set out in Section 2 of our Terms of Service. Each access is personal; for several people in your company we will make you an offer.
How does the portal handle your data?
Access is protected by a password and two-factor authentication. The portal sets only a technically necessary session cookie, uses no analytics or tracking tools, and apart from your business email address asks only for details about your company. The data is stored on servers in Frankfurt am Main; only public texts of authorities are sent to the AI service. Details: Privacy Policy, Section 2.4.

Important Disclaimer

The information provided through our Regulatory Intelligence service is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. It does not replace individual legal, tax, or regulatory advice from a licensed professional. Aegiron Capital Group Ltd assumes no liability for decisions made on the basis of the information provided. Summaries are prepared with AI assistance and editorially reviewed; the linked source always prevails. The Terms of Service (Section 8) apply.

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