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ChangeGuard

Compliance teams at banks, broker-dealers, credit unions and fintechs

Financial regulatory change monitoring: Know when a financial regulator posts a new notice, letter or rule.

Each regulator posts its guidance in its own place and its own format, and a new letter can set a deadline or change what examiners look for.

Watch the regulators you answer to in one set, and get each new notice with a summary and a rating.

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Free for 5 pages. No card needed.

What ChangeGuard does

  • Keywords such as “Bank Secrecy Act”, “final rule” or “comment period” flag only the changes you work on.
  • Every change comes with a summary and a rating, so a new letter comes before a reworded menu.
  • New PDFs a page links to, such as a letter or a rule, appear in one list with their titles and dates.
  • Past versions of each page are kept, so you can show what it said before the change.

Start on Team , $149 a month, for 400 pages and up to three workspaces.

Pages worth watching

Topics

Start with pages someone already picked.

A topic lists the public pages on this subject, each one checked by us, with the words that cause noise left out. Look at its pages in the app, pick the ones you want, and change anything after you add them.

Financial regulators

Notices, letters and bulletins from FINRA, the FDIC, the OCC, the CFPB, FinCEN, the Federal Reserve, the SEC, the NCUA and the CFTC.

14 pages checked daily with Team and up

See the whole list

Leaves out changes that only mention “page last modified”, “this site may be down for maintenance”.

To hear only about what matters to you, add keywords such as “final rule”, “proposed rule”, “comment period”, “effective date”, “rescission”.

See the Team plan

Topics come with Team and up: pick the pages you want in the app and add them to a new set or one you have. On Team already? Open this topic

See every topic No topic for your subject yet? Ask for a topic

Questions

Questions people ask

Which regulators does the topic cover?

FINRA, the FDIC, the OCC, the CFPB, FinCEN, the Federal Reserve, the SEC, the NCUA and the CFTC. Add a state regulator's page yourself.

Does it read the PDFs on these pages?

It lists each new PDF, Word document or Excel spreadsheet the page links to, with its title and the date it was first seen. Keywords match the page's text and the documents' names, not what is written inside a PDF.

How often does it check?

Once a day on the Free plan. From Starter up, a page can be checked as often as every hour.

Other use cases

Your first five pages, free.

Create an account, add the pages you already check by hand, and run the first check yourself.

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