AI Governance: Building a Defensible Governance Framework — 22 Apr
Solutions
GRI, ISSB, CSRD, GCC, SASB
GHG inventory, Scope 1-3, PCAF
Physical & transition risk, TCFD
Double materiality, stakeholder mapping
PCAF v2.0, portfolio analytics
EU & UK dual regime
Risk register, heatmaps, controls
IIA-aligned agentic audit workflows
Meeting packs, resolutions, minutes
AI register, EU AI Act, risk classification
Version control, attestation workflows
BIA, plans, tests, recovery
FCA rule, evidence-backed claims
Tier visibility, risk profiling
CSDDD, LKSG, Modern Slavery Act
Case management, smart analytics
Goal tracking, initiative alignment
Engagement planning, accountability
EU Taxonomy, EUDR, CSRD pre-checks
Portfolio-level dashboards
Natural language queries across modules
Scenario modelling & simulation
DQ scoring, completeness tracking
Ongoing monitoring, trajectory scoring
30+ regulations, obligation tracking
EU AI Act: 2 August 2026 Deadline — Inventory, classify and govern every AI system before high-risk enforcement begins.
Platform
Canonical data model, collect once report many
AI proposes, humans confirm, system records
ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials Plus, Azure & GCP
SAP, Workday, Oracle, REST APIs
Proprietary engine, evidence tracking, DQ scoring
Cross-module analytics and board-ready exports
Resources
PCAF, climate risk, financed emissions
GHG reporting, transition planning, CBAM
Asset-level ESG, EU Taxonomy alignment
Regulatory compliance, GCC framework
Supply chain, CBAM, Scope 3 intelligence
Pricing
Company
The era of voluntary disclosure is over. The question is no longer whether to report — it's whether your data infrastructure can survive the scrutiny.