In today’s regulatory environment, isolated compliance programmes no longer work. Organisations must connect governance, risk management, and compliance into a unified framework – so oversight, accountability, and control reinforce each other.
An integrated GRC approach helps organisations:
Anticipate risks before they become crises.
Build trust with regulators and investors.
Reduce duplication across overlapping regulations.
Make better strategic decisions based on a single version of truth.
European regulators are increasingly focused on board accountability, integrated risk management, and transparent reporting. At the same time, stakeholders – from investors to employees – expect clear evidence that organisations are managed responsibly and resiliently.
Scope & Obligations
Organisations need to address:
Governance – board structures, oversight responsibilities, delegation of authority, and accountability aligned with ISO 37000.
Risk Management – frameworks aligned with COSO ERM or ISO 31000, covering risk appetite, registers, monitoring, and reporting.
Compliance – mapping obligations across EU acts (ESG, DORA, AI Act, AML, etc.), with monitoring and controls.
Compliance – mapping obligations across EU acts (ESG, DORA, AI Act, AML, etc.), with monitoring and controls.