GDPR, EU AI Act and MAS outsourcing regulations create real obligations for technology systems. We help organisations build compliant, audit-ready governance structures that work in practice, not just on paper.
Book a free call →Compliance is not a project that ends. It is an ongoing governance posture that needs to be embedded in how systems are designed, how vendors are managed, and how decisions are documented. We work across two jurisdictions, Singapore and Europe, and understand both the MAS regulatory environment and the GDPR and EU AI Act requirements that affect European operations and any organisation handling EU data.
Data protection by design and by default, data mapping, processor agreements, breach notification procedures and ongoing DPIA support for new systems and processes.
Risk classification of your AI systems, obligations assessment for high-risk applications, technical documentation requirements and governance structures for compliant AI deployment.
Third Party Risk Management framework deployment, 360 Arrangement register management, MAS outsourcing notification support and audit-ready compliance posture for Singapore-regulated entities.
Data classification, retention policies, access control frameworks and lineage documentation, the infrastructure that makes both compliance and good data practice possible.
Third-party assessments, due diligence frameworks and ongoing monitoring for technology vendors and cloud providers, aligned with MAS and GDPR requirements.
Documentation review, gap analysis and remediation support to ensure your organisation is ready for regulatory examination, not reactive when it happens.
Organisations operating across Singapore and Europe face compliance requirements that overlap but are not identical. MAS outsourcing regulations require TPRM frameworks, 360 Arrangement registers and notification procedures specific to Singapore-regulated financial institutions. GDPR imposes data residency, processor agreements and data subject rights obligations on anyone handling European personal data. The EU AI Act adds a new layer for organisations developing or deploying AI systems in Europe.
We have worked in both environments and can advise on both simultaneously, which matters if your organisation operates across jurisdictions or serves clients in both regions.
We deployed a full TPRM governance framework for the Singapore entity of a major international bank, covering MAS outsourcing regulations, Group-level TPRM standards, 360 Arrangement register management and multi-business-line coordination. The result was an audit-ready compliance posture across all business lines. Read the full case study.
Tell us your regulatory context and what you're trying to get right. We'll tell you what a realistic engagement looks like.
Book a free call →Related
→ The EU AI Act explained, what it means for your business in practice.
→ AI and privacy: secure by design, the technical side of compliance-ready AI systems.
→ TPRM case study, a real MAS compliance engagement in Singapore.