NexaComply + NexaScore
Compliance management for any country's laws, with the UAE pre-loaded.
The problem it solves
Obligations live in many instruments, entities and spreadsheets. When a rule changes, nobody is sure which controls, owners and policies it touches, or whether they were tested.
Who it helps
- Compliance officers and the second line
- Groups with entities in several jurisdictions
- Banks, insurers and VASPs with many instruments
- Government and health entities
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How it works
- Start from the UAE library, or load your own country's laws
- Scope obligations to each entity
- Link controls, test them and collect attestations
- Track regulatory change and issues to closure
What is inside
Library
UAE instruments pre-loaded and versioned; yours published by a second person
Entities and scoping
Which obligations apply to which entity, and why
Controls and testing
Design and operating tests with evidence
Policies and attestations
Publish policies and collect sign-offs
Regulatory change
New rules turned into tasks with owners
Compliance calendar
Every filing and test due date in one place
How it is useful to you
- One register of obligations across the group
- Proof that controls were tested, not just written
- Regulatory change handled before the deadline
- A status the Board can read at a glance
Rules it helps you meet
- CBUAE C 1/2026, Art. 4.1: Board responsibility for compliance high confidence
- Federal Decree-Law 10/2025 (AML): ongoing obligations medium confidence
This is a summary for orientation, not legal advice. Always rely on the official text, and take advice on your own situation. For federal legislation, the Arabic text prevails.
NexaLearn
Learning series on NexaLearn
Short lessons, each with a check of what you learned. Sign in to NexaLearn with a one-time code sent to your email.
Open the course on NexaLearn- Lesson 1 Building your obligations register
- Lesson 2 Controls, testing and attestations
- Lesson 3 Managing regulatory change