Clausematch
Corlytics is a regulatory technology (RegTech) company that helps regulated firms in Financial Services and Health & Life Sciences stay compliant. Their solutions assist clients in finding, understanding, implementing, and evidencing regulatory requirements. With a focus on regulatory change management and risk analytics, Corlytics addresses the challenge of a high volume of regulatory texts (30 million pages annually) and the need for real-time analysis. They offer specialized trackers for areas like crypto, digital assets, ESG, and payments, alongside a comprehensive regulation library and policy management tools. Corlytics aims to transform regulation into a manageable risk for businesses.
Clausematch
Corlytics is a regulatory technology (RegTech) company that helps regulated firms in Financial Services and Health & Life Sciences stay compliant. Their solutions assist clients in finding, understanding, implementing, and evidencing regulatory requirements. With a focus on regulatory change management and risk analytics, Corlytics addresses the challenge of a high volume of regulatory texts (30 million pages annually) and the need for real-time analysis. They offer specialized trackers for areas like crypto, digital assets, ESG, and payments, alongside a comprehensive regulation library and policy management tools. Corlytics aims to transform regulation into a manageable risk for businesses.
TL;DR
Sector: RegTech / GRC SaaS
Founded: August 2012
Headquarters: London / Littlehampton, United Kingdom
Notable funding: $1.6M seed (June 2017); Series B announced Oct 4, 2021
Exit / M&A: Acquired by Corlytics (announced July 2023)
Company Overview
Problem Domain
Regulatory compliance, policy and document management for regulated organisations (especially financial services).
Founded
2012
Industry
Regulatory Technology (RegTech)
Funding Track Record
1.6M
Seed round reported June 29, 2017
Series B announced Oct 4, 2021
Investor Signal
“Seed led by Speedinvest; later round led by Lytical Ventures; additional investors reported to include SparkLabs Global Ventures, Techstars, Tom Glocer, Cristobal Conde, Warrick Shanly, Sony Innovation Fund, Flashpoint and Expeditions Fund”