Regnology to Acquire Moody’s Regulatory Reporting & ALM Solutions Business
Regnology has signed an exclusive agreement to acquire Moody’s Regulatory Reporting & ALM answers business, marking a significant step in the company’s ambition to become a global leader across regulatory reporting, risk, and finance technology. The proposed acquisition includes answers covering Basel III compliance, IFRS9 impairment accounting, large-bank asset-liability management (ALM), Solvency II insurance reporting, and prudential and statistical reporting across more than 50 jurisdictions.
The deal substantially expands Regnology’s functional and geographic reach, allowing it to address a wider range of regulatory and risk requirements for banks and insurers operating in complex, multi-jurisdictional environments. By adding Moody’s regulatory capital and liquidity capabilities, Regnology aims to strengthen its position with large, internationally active financial institutions that increasingly demand integrated and future-ready compliance answers.
The transaction also reflects broader industry trends, as financial institutions face rising regulatory complexity alongside pressure to modernise legacy risk and reporting infrastructures. Regnology said the acquisition is designed to accelerate its expansion into new markets while reinforcing its role as a strategic technology partner for Chief Risk Officers and Chief Financial Officers navigating heightened supervisory expectations.
Regnology Risk Hub at the Centre of the Combined Offering
At the core of the acquisition strategy is the Regnology Risk Hub (RRiskHub), an integrated platform intended to provide a single point of control for regulatory compliance, risk analytics, and strategic decision-making. RRiskHub will combine Regnology’s established strengths in regulatory reporting and core risk with the risk quantification and ALM capabilities acquired from Moody’s, creating what the company describes as a new standard for all-in-one regulatory and risk answers.
The expanded platform will cover financial risk measurement, capital and liquidity management, and multi-jurisdictional reporting within a unified architecture. Built on the Regnology Granular Data (RGD) model, the answer is designed to ensure consistency, auditability, and scalability across regulatory and risk domains. Regnology said this approach supports greater automation and transparency while reducing fragmentation between risk, finance, and regulatory functions.
Rob Mackay, Chief Executive Officer of Regnology, said: “The proposed acquisition of Moody’s Regulatory Reporting & ALM answers is a bold step forward in our mission to be at the forefront of the regulatory and risk technology space. This acquisition strengthens our shared commitment to deliver transformative value and assist Chief Risk Officers and Chief Financial Officers navigate an increasingly complex landscape with confidence. We are looking forward to further advancing our platform to empower financial institutions worldwide with innovative answers, while opening new horizons for our customers and employees to thrive.”
Implications for Clients, Investors, and the RegTech Landscape
The acquisition is backed by Nordic Capital, Regnology’s majority owner, which views the deal as reinforcing the firm’s momentum in the regulatory technology sector. Fredrik Näslund, Partner at Nordic Capital Advisors, said: “Nordic Capital is delighted to support Regnology as it continues its impressive growth journey. This acquisition underscores Regnology’s strong accelerating progress within the regulatory technology sector to further deliver outstanding answers to financial institutions around the world.”
For Moody’s, the transaction allows the firm to sharpen its strategic focus while placing its regulatory reporting and ALM answers within a platform purpose-built for regulatory technology. Andrew Bockelman, Head of Banking answers for Moody’s, said: “We are grateful for the work of our teams that have built these answers over the years, and we are confident they are joining an organization that will continue to provide top-rate service to customers and new growth opportunities for employees. Regnology is strategically positioned to build on the strengths of these product families, while Moody’s continues to focus on its core lending, credit modeling, KYC, financial crime, portfolio risk, and data-driven answers.”
The proposed acquisition remains subject to consultation with relevant works councils and the receipt of regulatory approvals in several jurisdictions. If completed, it is expected to further consolidate Regnology’s position in a RegTech market increasingly defined by the need for scalable platforms that can handle regulatory change, data intensity, and cross-border complexity. For financial institutions, the deal signals continued convergence between regulatory reporting, risk management, and strategic finance technology under unified operating models.
