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Regulatory Mappings

Complete regulation-to-control mapping table for the FSI Copilot Governance Framework. Use this reference to identify which controls support compliance with each regulatory requirement.

Disclaimer

This framework is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, regulatory, or compliance advice. Each institution should work with qualified legal counsel to validate applicability of these mappings to their specific regulatory environment. See full disclaimer.


How to Use This Reference

  • Preparing for an examination? Find your regulator's rules below, then review the linked controls for implementation status.
  • Building a compliance matrix? Export the tables below into your GRC tool and map to your internal control IDs.
  • Prioritizing implementation? Controls appearing across multiple regulations should be prioritized first.

Governance Levels: B = Baseline | R = Recommended | Reg = Regulated


FINRA Rule 4511 — Books and Records

Requires member firms to make and preserve books and records as prescribed by FINRA rules and the Exchange Act.

Section Requirement Applicable Controls Level
4511(a) Make and preserve books, accounts, records, memoranda, and correspondence Control 3.1 (Copilot Audit Logging), Control 3.2 (Retention Policies), Control 3.11 (Regulatory Record-keeping) B / Reg
4511(b) Retain records for prescribed periods (6 years for general records, 3 years for certain communications) Control 3.2 (Retention Policies), Control 3.11 (Regulatory Record-keeping) Reg
4511(c) Records must be readily accessible for first 2 years Control 3.1 (Copilot Audit Logging), Control 3.3 (eDiscovery) R
4511(d) Electronic storage media must meet non-rewriteable, non-erasable requirements (WORM) Control 3.2 (Retention Policies), Control 3.11 (Regulatory Record-keeping) Reg

FINRA Rule 3110 — Supervision

Requires each member firm to establish, maintain, and enforce a system to supervise the activities of associated persons.

Section Requirement Applicable Controls Level
3110(a) Establish and maintain written supervisory procedures Control 3.6 (Supervisory Review Procedures), Control 1.12 (Governance Committee) Reg
3110(b) Designate supervisory principals for each type of business Control 4.13 (Stakeholder RACI Matrix), Control 3.6 (Supervisory Review) Reg
3110(b)(4) Review of communications with the public Control 3.4 (Communication Compliance), Control 3.5 (FINRA 2210), Control 3.6 (Supervisory Review) Reg
3110(d) Review of customer account activity Control 3.1 (Copilot Audit Logging), Control 4.6 (Usage Analytics) R
3110(a) / Anticipated guidance Agentic AI supervision — firms deploying AI agents should consider extending FINRA Rule 3110(a) supervisory systems to cover autonomous and semi-autonomous agent actions, including Teams channel agents and declarative agents with documented scope and review cadence. Based on FINRA Notice 25-07 (comment period); not yet enacted as a rule. Control 3.6 (Supervisory Review) Reg

FINRA Rule 2210 — Communications with the Public

Governs retail communications, correspondence, and institutional communications including content standards.

Section Requirement Applicable Controls Level
2210(a) Classification of communications (retail, correspondence, institutional) Control 3.5 (FINRA 2210 Compliance), Control 2.1 (Sensitivity Labels) Reg
2210(b) Approval and review requirements — principal pre-approval for retail communications Control 3.5 (FINRA 2210 Compliance), Control 3.6 (Supervisory Review) Reg
2210(d) Content standards — fair, balanced, not misleading Control 3.5 (FINRA 2210 Compliance), Control 3.4 (Communication Compliance) Reg
2210(d)(1) No false, exaggerated, unwarranted, or misleading statements Control 3.5 (FINRA 2210 Compliance), Control 3.7 (UDAAP Compliance) Reg

SEC Rule 17a-3 — Records to be Made

Requires broker-dealers to create and maintain specified records relating to their business.

Section Requirement Applicable Controls Level
17a-3(a)(6) Memorandum of each order including terms and conditions Control 3.11 (Regulatory Record-keeping), Control 3.1 (Audit Logging) Reg
17a-3(a)(7) Memorandum of each purchase and sale of a security Control 3.11 (Regulatory Record-keeping) Reg
17a-3(a)(17) Records of written communications relating to the business Control 3.4 (Communication Compliance), Control 3.11 (Record-keeping) Reg
17a-3(a)(25) Records of written supervisory procedures and reviews Control 3.6 (Supervisory Review), Control 3.12 (Audit Evidence) Reg

SEC Rule 17a-4 — Records to be Preserved

Specifies record retention periods and storage requirements for broker-dealer records.

Section Requirement Applicable Controls Level
17a-4(a) Records preserved for not less than 6 years Control 3.2 (Retention Policies), Control 3.11 (Record-keeping) Reg
17a-4(b) Records preserved for not less than 3 years (communications) Control 3.2 (Retention Policies), Control 3.4 (Communication Compliance) Reg
17a-4(f) Electronic storage media requirements — WORM compliance Control 3.2 (Retention Policies), Control 3.11 (Record-keeping) Reg
17a-4(j) Third-party access and SEC examination access Control 3.3 (eDiscovery), Control 3.12 (Audit Evidence) Reg
17a-4(f)(2)(ii)(A) Audit-trail alternative to WORM — records need not be stored in non-rewriteable format if the broker-dealer maintains a complete audit trail of all modifications, deletions, and access events throughout the retention period; for Copilot content, satisfiable via Purview retention labels with regulatory record declaration + Preservation Lock + audit log coverage Control 3.11 (Regulatory Record-keeping), Control 3.1 (Copilot Audit Logging) Reg
Off-channel enforcement SEC and CFTC off-channel enforcement campaign — over $2B in fines imposed on financial institutions for failing to preserve business communications on unapproved channels (personal devices, unauthorized messaging apps); recordkeeping obligations attach to business purpose, not channel; mobile Copilot access through unmanaged devices creates the same regulatory gap Control 3.11 (Regulatory Record-keeping), Control 3.4 (Communication Compliance) Reg

SEC Regulation S-P — Privacy of Consumer Financial Information

Requires broker-dealers, investment companies, and investment advisers to protect consumer financial information.

Section Requirement Applicable Controls Level
248.30(a) Policies and procedures to protect customer records and information Control 3.10 (Privacy and Reg S-P), Control 2.4 (DLP Policies), Control 2.13 (Encryption) R
248.30(a) Protection against unauthorized access or use Control 2.7 (Conditional Access), Control 2.8 (Information Barriers), Control 1.1 (Oversharing Assessment) R / Reg
248.30(b) Disposal of consumer information Control 3.2 (Retention Policies), Control 1.7 (Content Lifecycle) R
248.30(a)(3)–(4) Reg S-P 2023 amendments — mandatory incident response program and 72-hour vendor notification; covered institutions must notify service providers of unauthorized access to customer information within 72 hours of detection, including Copilot-related NPI incidents (staggered compliance: large entities June 2025, small entities December 2025 — both now in effect) Control 3.10 (Privacy and Reg S-P), Control 4.8 (Incident Response) Reg

SEC Regulation Best Interest (Reg BI)

Requires broker-dealers to act in the best interest of retail customers when recommending securities or investment strategies.

Section Requirement Applicable Controls Level
240.15l-1(a)(1) Disclosure obligation Control 3.5 (FINRA 2210), Control 3.7 (UDAAP Compliance) Reg
240.15l-1(a)(2)(ii) Care obligation — reasonable diligence, care, and skill Control 3.6 (Supervisory Review), Control 3.8 (Model Risk Management) Reg
240.15l-1(a)(2)(iii) Conflict of interest obligation Control 2.8 (Information Barriers), Control 3.6 (Supervisory Review) Reg
240.15l-1(a)(2)(iv) Compliance obligation — policies and procedures Control 1.12 (Governance Committee), Control 4.12 (Governance Calendar) Reg
SEC v. Delphia / Global Predictions (March 2024) Enforcement precedent — SEC charged firms with false and misleading statements about purported AI use in investment processes; combined $400K penalties established that "AI washing" in client-facing materials violates Investment Advisers Act Section 206 antifraud provisions Control 3.5 (FINRA 2210 Compliance) Reg
SEC 2026 Examination Priorities SEC 2026 examination priorities include focused review of how registered entities govern internal AI tools; examiners will assess AI tool inventories, supervisory procedures specific to AI-assisted activities, and evidence of ongoing monitoring of AI-generated outputs including annual testing per FINRA 3120(b). Control 3.6 (Supervisory Review) Reg

Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) Sections 302 and 404

Requires public companies to maintain internal controls over financial reporting.

Section Requirement Applicable Controls Level
SOX 302 CEO/CFO certification of financial reports and internal controls Control 3.1 (Audit Logging), Control 3.12 (Audit Evidence), Control 4.13 (RACI Matrix) Reg
SOX 404 Management assessment of internal controls; auditor attestation Control 3.1 (Audit Logging), Control 3.12 (Audit Evidence), Control 2.4 (DLP), Control 2.13 (Encryption) Reg
SOX 404 Change management controls Control 4.10 (Change Management), Control 4.1 (Feature Toggle Management) R

GLBA Section 501(b) — Safeguards Rule

Requires financial institutions to develop, implement, and maintain a comprehensive information security program.

Section Requirement Applicable Controls Level
501(b) Protect security and confidentiality of customer records Control 2.1 (Sensitivity Labels), Control 2.4 (DLP), Control 2.13 (Encryption), Control 2.7 (Conditional Access) B / R
501(b) Protect against anticipated threats or hazards Control 2.10 (Defender Integration), Control 2.11 (Insider Risk), Control 4.8 (Incident Response) R
501(b) Protect against unauthorized access or use Control 1.1 (Oversharing Assessment), Control 1.2 (Permissions Review), Control 2.7 (Conditional Access) B

OCC Bulletin 2011-12 / Fed SR 11-7 — Model Risk Management

Provides guidance on model risk management for banking organizations.

Section Requirement Applicable Controls Level
Model Identification Identify and inventory all models Control 3.8 (Model Risk Management) Reg
Model Validation Independent review and validation Control 3.8 (Model Risk Management), Control 3.12 (Audit Evidence) Reg
Ongoing Monitoring Monitor model performance and outcomes Control 4.6 (Usage Analytics), Control 3.9 (DSPM for AI), Control 4.11 (Sentinel Integration) Reg
Model Governance Board and senior management oversight Control 1.12 (Governance Committee), Control 4.13 (RACI Matrix) Reg
Documentation Maintain comprehensive model documentation Control 3.8 (Model Risk Management), Control 3.12 (Audit Evidence) Reg
Vendor Models Assess third-party model risk Control 1.10 (Vendor Risk Assessment), Control 3.8 (Model Risk Management) Reg
OCC Bulletin 2025-26 Proportionality guidance — community banks and smaller institutions may apply simplified MRM (model inventory registration, basic output monitoring, vendor due diligence) commensurate with size, complexity, and risk profile; larger institutions with client-facing Copilot deployments apply full OCC 2011-12 / SR 11-7 framework. Control 3.8 (Model Risk Management) Reg

CFPB UDAAP — Unfair, Deceptive, or Abusive Acts or Practices

Prohibits unfair, deceptive, or abusive acts or practices by covered persons in consumer financial products or services.

Section Requirement Applicable Controls Level
Unfair Acts Acts that cause substantial injury not reasonably avoidable Control 3.7 (UDAAP Compliance), Control 3.8 (Model Risk Management) Reg
Deceptive Acts Material misleading representations or omissions Control 3.7 (UDAAP Compliance), Control 3.5 (FINRA 2210), Control 3.4 (Communication Compliance) Reg
Abusive Acts Acts that take unreasonable advantage of consumer understanding Control 3.7 (UDAAP Compliance), Control 3.6 (Supervisory Review) Reg
AI and UDAAP CFPB guidance on AI-generated consumer communications Control 3.7 (UDAAP Compliance), Control 3.8 (Model Risk Management), Control 1.13 (Training) Reg

FFIEC IT Examination Handbook

Interagency guidance for IT examination of financial institutions.

Domain Requirement Applicable Controls Level
Audit IT audit program covering AI tools Control 3.1 (Audit Logging), Control 3.12 (Audit Evidence), Control 3.13 (FFIEC Alignment) Reg
Information Security Controls over AI-generated content and data access Control 2.4 (DLP), Control 2.7 (Conditional Access), Control 2.13 (Encryption) R
Management IT governance including AI adoption Control 1.12 (Governance Committee), Control 4.13 (RACI Matrix), Control 3.13 (FFIEC Alignment) Reg
Operations Operational resilience for AI services Control 4.8 (Incident Response), Control 4.9 (Business Continuity), Control 3.13 (FFIEC Alignment) R
Development and Acquisition Vendor management for AI services Control 1.10 (Vendor Risk Assessment), Control 3.13 (FFIEC Alignment) Reg
Business Continuity Continuity planning for AI service disruption Control 4.9 (Business Continuity), Control 3.13 (FFIEC Alignment) R

Interagency AI Guidance (2023) — OCC, Fed, FDIC

Joint guidance on managing risks associated with AI in financial services, including third-party AI models.

Topic Requirement Applicable Controls Level
Risk Management Incorporate AI risk into enterprise risk framework Control 3.8 (Model Risk Management), Control 1.12 (Governance Committee) Reg
Governance Board and management oversight of AI adoption Control 1.12 (Governance Committee), Control 4.13 (RACI Matrix), Control 4.12 (Governance Calendar) Reg
Third-Party Risk Assess and monitor third-party AI providers Control 1.10 (Vendor Risk Assessment) Reg
Data Management Controls over data used in AI systems Control 1.1 (Oversharing Assessment), Control 1.11 (Data Classification), Control 2.4 (DLP) R
Consumer Protection Protect consumers from AI-related harm Control 3.7 (UDAAP Compliance), Control 3.5 (FINRA 2210) Reg
Fair Lending Address potential bias in AI outputs Control 3.7 (UDAAP Compliance), Control 3.8 (Model Risk Management) Reg
Cybersecurity Secure AI systems and data flows Control 2.7 (Conditional Access), Control 2.14 (Network Security), Control 2.15 (Zero Trust) R / Reg

Cross-Regulation Control Frequency

Controls that appear across the most regulations should be prioritized for implementation.

Control Regulation Count Regulations
Control 3.1 (Copilot Audit Logging) 8 FINRA 4511, 3110, SEC 17a-3, SEC 17a-4 (audit-trail alternative), SOX, GLBA, FFIEC, Interagency AI
Control 3.2 (Retention Policies) 5 FINRA 4511, SEC 17a-4, Reg S-P, GLBA, FFIEC
Control 3.11 (Regulatory Record-keeping) 4 FINRA 4511, SEC 17a-3, SEC 17a-4, SOX
Control 2.4 (DLP Policies) 5 Reg S-P, SOX, GLBA, FFIEC, Interagency AI
Control 3.6 (Supervisory Review) 5 FINRA 3110, 2210, SEC 17a-3, Reg BI, CFPB UDAAP
Control 3.8 (Model Risk Management) 4 OCC 2011-12, Reg BI, CFPB UDAAP, Interagency AI
Control 1.12 (Governance Committee) 4 FINRA 3110, Reg BI, OCC 2011-12, Interagency AI
Control 3.12 (Audit Evidence) 4 SEC 17a-3, SEC 17a-4, SOX, OCC 2011-12
Control 3.4 (Communication Compliance) 5 FINRA 3110, 2210, SEC 17a-3, SEC 17a-4 (off-channel enforcement), CFPB UDAAP
Control 3.5 (FINRA 2210 Compliance) 4 FINRA 2210, SEC Reg BI (Delphia enforcement precedent), CFPB UDAAP, Interagency AI
Control 3.7 (UDAAP Compliance) 3 FINRA 2210, CFPB UDAAP, Interagency AI

FSI Copilot Governance Framework v1.2.1 - March 2026