The Regulations Library holds the obligations you answer to. Each one is linked, clause by clause, to the policies and controls that satisfy it, so when a regulator issues a change you can see exactly what needs to move.
A new circular means reading every policy that might be affected. Most teams do it by memory and a search box, and miss the procedure nobody thought of.
Auditors ask which clause satisfies which requirement. A spreadsheet of regulation names does not answer that.
An institution reporting to RBI and CBUAE, or to DFSA and ADGM, needs one policy to satisfy several rulebooks at once, and to prove each one separately.
Each regulation is held as a set of clauses with a source, a jurisdiction and an effective date. Blueprint+ ships with registers for the regulators you report against; your team adds internal standards and group policies alongside them. Each entry follows the same Draft to Published lifecycle as a policy, so the library itself is governed.

Because every policy clause is linked to the regulatory clause it satisfies, a change in the library surfaces the documents, procedures and controls that cite it. Owners are notified, a review workflow starts, and the coverage report shows the gap until the policy is republished.
The Linkages view answers the auditor's question directly: for this regulation, which clauses are satisfied, by which policy, in which version. The Consistency Check reports clauses in your policies with no regulatory basis, and regulatory clauses with no policy. Both are the lists you would otherwise build by hand before an inspection.

India and the GCC first, with international standards alongside. Additional frameworks are added by request.
Master Directions on KYC, outsourcing, IT governance and more.
LODR and intermediary regulations.
Insurance regulations and circulars.
AML, consumer protection and prudential circulars.
DIFC rulebook modules.
FSRA rules and guidance.
The 40 Recommendations.
Group policies, internal standards and board-level mandates, held as governed entries.
Start with the registers already loaded, or book a demo and bring the regulation that worries you most.