banking-global-router

Banking regulatory routing directs queries to the correct domain skill and jurisdiction overlay by analyzing country, regulator, and standard references in the input, loading the appropriate domain file before generating compliant outputs.

Banking compliance routing supports seven jurisdictions with overlays for IFRS 9, Basel III, AML, and country-specific standards, matching queries to regulators like the UK PRA to produce jurisdiction-specific compliant results.

To get UK PRA IFRS 9 impairment guidance, submit a query referencing the UK jurisdiction and IFRS 9 standard. The router directs the query to the IFRS 9 domain file and loads the UK PRA overlay to generate the response.

Yes, regulatory routing leverages SKILL.md frontmatter metadata, specifically the name and description fields, to identify and load the correct domain file before generating any banking compliance outputs.

Yes, you can route AML compliance queries by providing the country and regulator references. The router applies the appropriate jurisdiction overlay for country-specific standards to ensure the output matches the local AML requirements.

Routing banking regulatory queries requires country, regulator, and standard references to function accurately. Without these inputs, the router cannot load the correct jurisdiction overlay or identify the appropriate domain skill.