The Apiax Regulatory Complexity Index (RCI)
Introducing the tool that calculates the regulatory complexity of offering a specific financial service in any given country.
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Contact usWhat is Regulatory Complexity?
Regulatory complexity refers to the number of regulatory restrictions a business faces when offering a specific financial service within a given country.
It is the ever-changing landscape of rules and regulations that financial institutions must navigate, particularly for their cross-border operations.
How does the Regulatory Complexity Index work?
The Apiax Regulatory Complexity Index (RCI) generates a numerical score that reflects the overall regulatory burden faced by financial institutions when operating in a given country and offering a specific service.
It does this by evaluating two key factors: the country’s overall regulatory framework and the specific requirements applicable to each financial service. These requirements include factors such as licensing, suitability assessments, and conduct rules.
