Merval tracks banking regulation changes published in Turkey's Official Gazette, pinpoints exactly what changed, and explains the impact on your operations, with every conclusion traced back to the source text.
Compliance and legal teams spend hours reading amendments line by line, comparing them with the previous text, and working out who in the bank is affected.
Changes arrive as amendments to amendments, and the real meaning only shows up against the previous version.
Knowing what changed is not enough. Teams need to know which processes, products and policies it touches.
An assessment is only useful if a reviewer can trace each claim back to the exact article.
Merval reads banking-related publications in the Official Gazette whenever your team asks.
It identifies precisely what was added, removed or reworded, article by article.
It writes an impact brief: what changed, why it matters to the bank, how urgent it is, and where it says so.
Merval works with publicly published regulation. No customer or internal bank data is required.
Every conclusion links to the article it comes from, so reviewers can verify rather than trust.
Briefs support specialists; they don't replace their judgment. Final assessments stay with your team.
Ask when you need it. No dashboards to babysit, no alert fatigue.
Industrial engineering student at Istanbul Bilgi University, working at the intersection of optimization, machine learning and applied AI agents. Previously an AI & R&D intern in banking technology, working on multi-agent assistants for finance.
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