Doha: Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority (QFCRA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Cambridge Judge Business School’s Regulatory Genome Project (CJBS-RGP).
The MoU is intended to contribute to the development and promotion of the RGP, which is a collaboration to develop and support an open information structure that will facilitate the comparative analysis of financial regulations across jurisdictions. It offers an opportunity to reduce fragmentation in the global exchange of regulatory information.
The MoU was officially signed by Dean Mauro Guillen of the Cambridge Judge Business School on behalf of the Chancellor, Master and Scholars of the University of Cambridge, and Michael G Ryan, Chief Executive Officer of the QFCRA.
Ryan welcomed the signing of the MoU, saying: “We look forward to the establishment of a working relationship with the RGP and contributing to its ongoing development under this MoU. With the increase in information significant to regulatory requirements, the demand to verify and process data efficiently is unprecedented. We are pleased to collaborate with the RPG on this first of many opportunities.”
Dr Giovanni Bandi, Executive Director, Regulatory Genome Project, commented on the MoU, highlighting that “the taxonomies in the Cambridge Regulatory Genome are ‘root taxonomies’ that categorise obligations to a level that supports the regulatory community with baseline comparative analysis.
"The input from QFCRA’s experts and all other Regulators is fundamental to ensure that these taxonomies remain relevant to a broad range of users worldwide.”
