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So it can go fast.
Regulatory Risk
Handled as a business control
Faith in Policy provides small operating companies with a standing control system for monitoring counterparties against government sanctions, exclusions, and enforcement actions, treated as enterprise risk. Our service doesn’t create another layer of bureaucracy, but rather facilitate the organization’s strategic objectives.
Regulatory and enforcement actions can introduce operational exposure, contract risk, or compliance liability yet responsibility for monitoring counterparties is often informal, reactive, or attention-intensive in small businesses.
Faith in Policy resolves this by applying deterministic, predefined thresholds to official government sources and escalating only when material exposure exists.
We maintain a single decision standard:
- Does this entity introduce material regulatory or enforcement exposure?
- If so, where does the exposure emerge (sanctions, exclusions, enforcement)?
- If not, communication is intentionally withheld.
Geopolitical Event Briefings
summaries of major political developments
Using Faith in Policy