Institutional Readiness: The Governance Threshold
The governance threshold for institutional readiness and the three components required to meet it.
Public summary
Public summary of an institutional briefing. Full document available to verified counterparties.
Institutional readiness is not a marketing claim. It is a documented governance position sufficient to withstand the review of an institutional counterparty, a regulated financial institution or a sophisticated regulator.
The threshold has three components: documented governance structure, documented control evidence and documented review discipline. Absent any one, readiness is asserted but not demonstrated.
This note sets out the threshold, the evidence required to meet it and the discipline required to maintain it.
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