Regnology has completed its acquisition of Moody’s Regulatory Reporting & Asset and Liability Management Solutions business, adding another major transaction to a strategy that is taking the firm deeper into the intersection of regulatory reporting, risk, finance and balance-sheet management.
The deal adds Moody’s capabilities across Basel III compliance, IFRS 9 impairment, large-bank asset and liability management, Solvency II insurance reporting, and prudential and statistical regulatory reporting. The strategic value appears to lie in broadening Regnology’s coverage around a common operating problem: how institutions govern, control and explain regulatory data across risk, finance and reporting processes.
The transaction follows Regnology’s completion of the Wolters Kluwer Finance, Risk & Regulatory Reporting acquisition in December 2025. Together, the two deals reinforce Regnology’s expansion from core regulatory reporting into a broader platform model spanning balance-sheet risk, asset-liability management (ALM), capital, liquidity and supervisory reporting..
Regnology is framing the Moody’s acquisition around its Straight-Through Reporting (STR) vision, with the acquired solutions expected to strengthen Regnology Reporting Hub, Regnology Risk Hub and Regnology Finance Hub. The company says these solution lines will be progressively onboarded onto Ascend, its modular cloud-native platform, where shared services, scale and operational resilience can be applied while preserving domain-specific strengths. The company is also positioning RGI, its governed intelligence layer, as part of the architecture for reducing fragmentation and manual intervention across the regulatory lifecycle.
Rob Mackay, Chief Executive Officer of Regnology, said: “The completion of this transaction is a powerful catalyst for advancing our ambition to build the compliance operating system of the future and to break down traditional silos between Chief Risk Officers and Chief Financial Officers. By combining expanded functional coverage with deep regulatory expertise and modern, governed technology, we are uniquely positioned to help institutions strengthen control frameworks, increase transparency, and turn compliance into a source of insight and confidence.”
For Moody’s clients moving across to Regnology, the immediate emphasis is continuity. Regnology says the transition will be supported by a global team of more than 2,500 professionals, including more than 1,000 regulatory, risk and service specialists.
The acquisition comes as firms face heavier demands around governance, auditability and the management of complex regulatory data. That context gives the transaction broader significance: Regnology is building out a platform and operating model designed to support reporting, risk and finance teams within a more integrated data, workflow and control environment.
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