Retrieval under jurisdiction
Given a question from a firm in one jurisdiction, does the model reach for the instrument that actually binds them — or the better-known one from somewhere else?
Compliance questions don’t have one string-matchable right answer. RegBench measures the thing that actually matters to a compliance team: whether a model finds the obligation that applies to them, reads it against their own policies, and shows its working.
Given a question from a firm in one jurisdiction, does the model reach for the instrument that actually binds them — or the better-known one from somewhere else?
Read against a real policy set, does the answer follow the firm’s own controls and operating model, or drift into generic best practice?
Every answer is graded on whether its citations hold up: right instrument, right provision, quoted as written, and traceable back to the source.
First results publishing soon
The method, the question set and the full results go up here when the first run closes. If you want them as they land — or want to see how Amoreg scores against your own regulators — get in touch.