With the Central Bank of Ireland’s revised Consumer Protection Code (CPC) compliance deadline of 24 March 2026 approaching, many financial services firms are under pressure to complete their implementation projects.
Some organisations have yet to complete the process. Others believe they are compliant but want assurance that their interpretation and supporting evidence will stand up to regulatory scrutiny. In both cases, the challenge is the same: reviewing large volumes of internal documentation against detailed regulatory requirements takes time and careful judgement.
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Traditional gap analysis relies on manual comparison of regulatory text against policies, procedures, controls and governance frameworks. The process is labour intensive and difficult to complete quickly without risking inconsistencies or missed requirements.
To address this challenge, Grant Thornton developed GT Airis, an AI-enabled regulatory gap analysis tool. It accelerates regulatory reviews while maintaining clear traceability between regulatory requirements and supporting evidence.
Recently deployed with clients in the insurance sector, the platform has helped teams identify regulatory gaps quickly, strengthen evidence trails and compress weeks of analysis into days while maintaining audit-ready documentation.
What GT Airis does
GT Airis analyses client documentation and maps it directly to relevant regulations and sub-provisions, creating a structured view of an organisation’s compliance position.
The platform identifies where requirements are fully met, partially met or not yet addressed. It also provides targeted recommendations to help strengthen policies, processes and controls where gaps exist.
Key features include:
- Faster regulatory gap analysis- GT Airis significantly reduces the time required to complete a regulatory review. Instead of manually comparing lengthy regulatory text with internal documentation, users receive a structured view of where compliance already exists and where further work is required. The platform can also highlight priority gaps and suggest actions to address them.
- Clear traceability and audit-ready outputs- each result produced by GT Airis links the relevant regulatory requirement to supporting evidence within organisational documentation. This creates a transparent audit trail that shows how conclusions were reached, helping organisations support internal challenge, external audit and regulatory inspection.
- AI supported by regulatory expertise- while AI can analyse large volumes of regulatory text quickly, regulatory compliance also depends on interpretation and supervisory context. Drawing on experience supporting regulatory change programmes, Grant Thornton’s regulatory specialists shape how the platform interprets requirements. They review outputs and refine the logic behind the analysis so conclusions reflect both the written regulation and supervisory expectations.
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The result is a clear, evidence-based picture of regulatory alignment that compliance teams can review, challenge and refine. Here’s how it works:
A platform designed to evolve
While CPC compliance was the initial focus, GT Airis was designed to support a broader range of regulatory frameworks. Future development areas include:
- DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act)- ICT risk mapping and operational resilience analysis
- Solvency II- automated gap analysis for insurance regulatory requirements
- Interactive regulatory interface- enabling users to query regulatory requirements and supporting evidence
Each development phase expands the platform’s regulatory coverage and strengthens how regulatory advisory work is delivered.
