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Who We Serve by Regulator

Multiple Regulators
One Exam-Ready Record

Seamlessly bridge cross-border regulatory frameworks across Canada and the United States.
By mapping reviews, alerts, and supervision workflows in the Four Eyes compliance workflow platform directly to the regulatory obligations of CIRO, provincial securities commissions, FINRA, and the SEC, your firm maintains total audit readiness.

Four Eyes on three laptops: an Obligation Coverage screen mapping CIRO, provincial securities commission, FINRA and SEC obligations to platform modules in the center, a Risk7 queue of alerts tagged by regulator on the left and a complaint regulatory timeline on the right

Cross-Border Regulatory Alignment

One Platform Across
North American Jurisdictions

CIRO

Investment dealers, mutual fund dealers and bank-owned wealth, mapped to CIRO rules and the Client Focused Reforms. See the mapping

Provincial Securities Commissions

Portfolio managers registered with the OSC, BCSC, AMF and other provincial commissions, and subject to NI 31-103 obligations. See the mapping

FINRA

Broker-dealers and dual registrants, mapped to Rules 3110, 2090, 2111 and 1240. See the mapping

SEC

Broker-dealers under Reg BI and investment advisers under the Advisers Act. See the mapping

Regulatory Architecture

Mapping North American Oversight
to Platform Modules

Regulator

Who it oversees

Key obligations

Four Eyes modules

CIRO

Investment dealers, mutual fund dealers, bank-owned wealth

KYC, KYP and suitability under the Client Focused Reforms, trade supervision, complaints, CE

Digital Onboarding, KYC Maintenance, Product Research & Point of Sale, Risk7, Client Complaints, CE Manager

Provincial securities commissions

Portfolio managers (NI 31-103)

KYC, suitability, conflicts of interest, complaints and OBSI, compliance system

Digital Onboarding, KYC Maintenance, Pre-Trade Analyzer, Risk7, Client Complaints, Case Management

FINRA

Broker-dealers, dual registrants

Rule 3110 supervision, Rule 2090 know your customer, Rule 2111 suitability, Rule 1240 CE

Digital Onboarding, Risk7, Pre-Trade Analyzer, Case Management, CE Manager

SEC

Broker-dealers, investment advisers

Regulation Best Interest, Advisers Act fiduciary duty, Rule 206(4)-7 compliance program

Product Research & Point of Sale, Pre-Trade Analyzer, Risk7, Case Management

By the Numbers

Built for Regulated Firms at Scale

$1.6B

in assets re-papered in six days for one independent wealth firm

135+

Risk7 exception types screened on every trade

SOC 2 Type II

compliant, with controls audited by Aprio LLP

Frequently Asked Questions

The Compliance Lifecycle Platform for North American Regulated Wealth Firms

What is regulatory compliance software for wealth firms?

Software that maps a wealth firm’s reviews, records and alerts to the obligations of its regulators. Four Eyes Financial covers obligations set by CIRO, provincial securities commissions (including NI 31-103 for portfolio managers), FINRA and the SEC, on one connected data layer where every review and decision logs the reviewer’s identity and timestamp.

Which regulators does Four Eyes Financial support?

CIRO (Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization) for Canadian investment and mutual fund dealers, provincial securities commissions such as the OSC, BCSC and AMF for portfolio managers, who are subject to NI 31-103, and FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) and the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) for US broker-dealers, investment advisers and dual registrants.

What is CIRO compliance software?

Software that helps CIRO dealers meet KYC, KYP and suitability obligations under the Client Focused Reforms, supervise trading and track complaints and CE. Four Eyes covers account opening, KYC Maintenance, point-of-sale records, Risk7 trade surveillance, Client Complaints and CE Manager.

Which FINRA rules does Four Eyes map to?

Rule 3110 supervision through Risk7 and Case Management, Rule 2090 know your customer at account opening, Rule 2111 suitability through Pre-Trade Analyzer proposal checks, and Rule 1240 continuing education through CE Manager.

How does Four Eyes support SEC obligations?

Regulation Best Interest records capture the alternatives considered and the advisor’s attestation, advisory proposals are checked before the trade and accounts are monitored for drift under the Advisers Act fiduciary duty, and alert parameters reflect your Rule 206(4)-7 policies and procedures.

Does it support portfolio managers subject to NI 31-103?

Yes. KYC and suitability are recorded, Mandate Drift is checked against each client’s risk profile and IPS on a daily or monthly cycle, personal trading is screened for conflicts of interest, and complaints are tracked with OBSI escalation dates.

Can one firm meet Canadian and US obligations on one platform?

Yes. Reviews and records map to Canadian and US obligations on one instance, with firm-set thresholds kept separate from regulatory requirements, and CE Manager maps credits for advisors registered in both countries.

How does Four Eyes help firms prepare for a regulatory exam?

Every review, approval and decision logs the reviewer’s identity and timestamp, exceptions resolve into cases with written rationale, and records map to each regulator’s obligations, so firms can show examiners how each requirement was met.

How is client data protected?

Every firm runs on its own single-tenant instance with unique encryption keys, hosted in Canada for Canadian firms and in the United States for US firms, with SOC 2 Type II controls independently audited by Aprio LLP, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.

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