Six engagements, mapped to where you actually are
Each engagement answers a different question: which route to take, how far you are from it, who runs the programme, how to extend across borders, how to recover an application in difficulty, and how to govern the business once the authorisation lands.
Recommended starting point
Start hereEU Licence & Jurisdiction Decision Sprint
The smallest useful paid engagement with RenIQ, and the recommended place to start. It converts a proposed business model into a defensible choice of regulatory route and jurisdiction, with the criteria, trade-offs and open questions written down.
- Business-model and activity map
- Initial regulatory perimeter map
- Route comparison
- Jurisdiction shortlist
Pricing is bespoke and scoped per engagement. The free readiness orientation tool is educational only and is not a substitute for the Decision Sprint.
Once the route is chosen
Readiness, delivery and cross-border expansion. Each stands alone, and each can follow the Decision Sprint.
Regulatory Readiness Review
A structured review of the gap between a selected regulatory route and current operating reality, reported as named gaps with owners, dependencies and a priority order rather than as a single rating.
See what it coversGetting authorisedEnd-to-End Authorisation Programme
Programme leadership and coordination for an authorisation: mobilisation, workstream planning, the evidence register, application coordination, management preparation, supervisory-question handling and operational launch readiness, run as one plan.
See what it coversExtending an authorisationBranch, Passporting & Cross-Border Launch
For firms extending an existing authorisation across borders. It separates the routes rather than treating them as interchangeable: what the current authorisation actually permits, what a notification route would involve, what a branch would involve, and what applies when the firm sits outside the EU.
See what it coversIf an application is already in difficulty
A stalled application, supervisory questions that will not close, or a programme that has lost its plan are a different engagement, not a slower version of the same one.
After the authorisation is granted
A separately scoped engagement covering conditions, governance mobilisation, launch readiness and a defined handover into business as usual. RenIQ does not take a key function, a management body seat or an outsourced accountable role in the authorised firm.
Talk through the route before you commit
Tell RenIQ what you are building and where you want to operate. A senior practitioner will come back on which engagement fits.