Optro and EY US Launch Joint AI Regulatory Management Offering

May 19, 2026
Optro and EY US have launched a joint offering combining Optro's AI-powered RegComply platform with EY's advisory services to automate regulatory change management. The solution can monitor over 10,000 regulatory bodies and aims to reduce compliance workloads by up to 75 percent.

Optro and EY US have introduced a joint solution that combines Optro's AI powered RegComply system with EY's advisory expertise in regulatory change management, announced in a press release. The offering is designed to help organizations identify, assess, and act on regulatory changes more quickly.

The integrated service uses Optro's Horizon Scanning technology to automatically monitor and prioritize updates from more than 10,000 regulatory bodies across over 750 jurisdictions. This system reduces unnecessary regulatory data by up to 97 percent. EY US contributes advisory and implementation support, using proprietary taxonomies and regulatory data to convert requirements into actionable insights.

According to the announcement, the partnership expects to automate approximately 75 percent of traditional compliance workloads. This includes horizon scanning, gap analysis, and automated control generation. The combined approach enables organizations to streamline compliance operations by instantly ranking regulatory signals by relevance and moving directly to implementation using AI driven processes.

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