Decision graph for Swiss banks, securities firms and asset managers selecting Governance/Risk/Compliance and Internal Control System software under FINMASA, FINMA Circulars 08/24, 17/01, 18/03, 23/01, AMLA and FADP. Vendor-neutral; Ordinis recused from ranking.
Cluster
Ordinis
Published
2026-05-01
Disclosure
Finray product recused from ranking
The Swiss FINMA GRC and ICS software graph maps the decision a FINMA-supervised firm faces when assembling its governance, risk, compliance, and internal control stack: regulatory anchors (FINMASA, FINMA Circulars 08/24, 17/01, 18/03, 23/01, AMLA, FADP, plus DORA-equivalent operational-resilience expectations), the controls those anchors require (ICS framework, outsourcing register, AML monitoring, operational risk, audit evidence, data protection), and the vendor products that implement those controls today.
The graph is vendor-neutral on every category in which Finray Technologies Ltd does not ship a product. Ordinis is Finray’s GRC/ICS platform; it is recused from any ranking, scoring, or “best of” recommendation and is included as a referenced product node only. Every product node carries its primary-source URL with an accessed-date suffix; gaps are flagged as [evidence pending — vendor outreach required] rather than filled by inference.
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Nodes
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Edges
180
Last reviewed
2026-04-30
Evidence cutoff
2026-04-30
Pending outreach
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Reference index
The interactive decision graph above and the tables below cover
the same data. The graph is for visual exploration; the tables
index every regulation, standard, control, vendor and product
in plain text with primary-source links — for search engines,
citation tools and readers who prefer linear reading.
Regulatory anchors and supervisory standards
The legal instruments and supervisory standards an institution
in this segment must satisfy. Each row links to the primary
source — official journal page, supervisor circular, or
standards body — with the date the source was last accessed.
Regulatory anchors and supervisory standards covered in this
radar, with primary-source links.
Anchor
Scope
Primary source
FINMASA Regulation
Federal Act on the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority.
The control domains those regulatory anchors require. Each
control sits at the intersection of one or more regulations
and one or more vendor products that implement it.
Control domains required by the regulatory anchors above.
Control
What it covers
ICS evidence bundle
Control register, testing, exceptions, attestations and remediation evidence for the internal control system.
Outsourcing register and material-outsourcing assessment
Register, materiality analysis, due diligence, audit rights, subcontracting, exit and concentration-risk evidence.
Named vendors active in this control space and the specific
products each ships. Listing is alphabetical within the
graph's evidence set; inclusion is editorial, not commercial,
and is not a recommendation. Finray Technologies Ltd ships
products in this space and is recused from any ranking — see
the methodology page
for the conflict-of-interest framework.
Vendors and the specific products each ships into this
control space.
Vendor
Products
Vendor source
MetricStream Inc.MetricStream provides GRC and integrated risk management software.
Finray Technologies LtdFinray provides infrastructure and control systems for regulated financial institutions, including Ordinis.
Finray Technologies — recused from ranking
Ordinis — Finray Ordinis is a governance, risk, compliance, approvals and audit-evidence product.
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