The reality today

Wealth managers and private client firms sit at the intersection of conduct, suitability, AML/CFT, and data protection. The regulatory surface area is wide — and the consequences of gaps are personal.

Suitability obligations are layered

MiFID II, Consumer Duty, and local conduct rules create overlapping suitability requirements. Mapping them to your advisory process is manual and often incomplete.

Conduct expectations keep rising

Consumer Duty, treating customers fairly, and product governance requirements demand traceable evidence that client outcomes are being monitored — not just promised.

AML/CFT for high-net-worth clients

Enhanced due diligence for PEPs, source of wealth verification, and ongoing monitoring add complexity that multiplies with every client relationship.

Adviser compliance is inconsistent

Different advisers interpret the same requirement differently. Without a single mapped source, practice diverges and exceptions accumulate.

Evidence is client-by-client

Compliance evidence is scattered across CRM, portfolio systems, file notes, and e-signatures. Tracing from regulation to proof for any given client is a manual exercise.

Regulatory change hits the frontline

When conduct or suitability rules change, the impact isn’t abstract — it changes how advisers work, what they document, and how they evidence decisions.

How Govix changes this

Govix connects conduct, suitability, and AML/CFT obligations to your advisory processes — making compliance visible, consistent, and defensible.

Conduct and suitability mapping

Map Consumer Duty, MiFID II suitability, and local conduct rules to your advisory process steps, documentation requirements, and monitoring controls. One source of truth for how requirements translate to practice.

Adviser-ready policy outputs

Generate clear, role-aligned guidance that advisers can actually follow. Separate board-level governance summaries from frontline operational procedures. Reduce ambiguity, reduce exceptions.

Client outcome traceability

Connect regulatory requirements to the controls and evidence that demonstrate client outcomes are being delivered. When a regulator asks “show me how you ensure suitability,” the answer is immediate.

Change impact on advisory practice

When conduct or suitability rules change, see exactly which advisory processes, documentation requirements, and monitoring controls are affected. Cascade updates consistently across the firm.

Prove it in 4–8 weeks

Start with conduct, suitability, or AML/CFT. Govix delivers relevance-filtered obligations, defensible mappings, readable policies, and an audit-ready traceability pack.

Pilot delivers
  • ✓ Relevance-filtered obligations
  • ✓ Regulation → evidence mapping
  • ✓ Gaps & remediation actions
  • ✓ Readable policy outputs
  • ✓ Audit-ready traceability pack
Success metrics
  • ✓ Audit prep time reduced
  • ✓ Adviser practice consistency
  • ✓ Policy exception reduction
  • ✓ Time-to-update after changes
  • ✓ Evidence traceability improved

Make compliance work for your clients

See how Govix connects regulation to the way wealth managers actually operate.