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Vendor scoring, a screening match engine, a retrained fraud model and three new AI agents. Each one makes decisions. Not all of them are in the inventory with an owner and a risk tier.



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Riya Intel — Director AI Governance & Model RiskRiya Intel is an AI agent that keeps your model inventory current, watches every production model for drift and bias, and records each version comparison and rollback. She prepares model risk reports for SR 11-7, PRA SS1/23 and EU AI Act reviews, and your model risk team signs them off.

Your fraud, screening and credit models get retrained, vendor models get updated and AI agents get added. The inventory is a spreadsheet updated before each committee meeting. Drift shows up first as a complaint from the alert queue.
between committee meetings
Examiners ask for the version that made the decision.
Vendor scoring, a screening match engine, a retrained fraud model and three new AI agents. Each one makes decisions. Not all of them are in the inventory with an owner and a risk tier.
Customer behaviour changes, a data feed changes format, a new product launches. The model keeps scoring and nobody notices until alert volumes or approval rates look wrong.
An examiner asks about a decision from eight months ago. You need the model version, its validation and who approved its release. Often that history lives in a data scientist's notebook.
Riya Intel is a Director AI Governance & Model Risk. She keeps the inventory, watches the models in production and prepares the documentation your validators and model risk committee review.

We don't publish performance numbers from our own tests. Run Riya Intel beside your current model risk process and compare what she finds with your last validation cycle.
Riya Intel reads from your model registry and scoring systems through APIs. Your models stay where they run.
Riya builds the inventory from your registry, scoring systems and FluxForce agents: owner, purpose, version, data sources, risk tier and validation status for each model.
She watches inputs, score distributions and outcomes in production, and runs bias checks on the customer segments you choose. Low-risk monitoring results can be logged on their own if you allow it. Drift and bias findings go to the model owner.
When a new version is proposed, Riya runs it and the current version on the same data and records the differences. Release and rollback decisions stay with your model owner and validators.
She drafts model risk reports with full decision explanations, monitoring results and version history. Your validators review and your committee signs off. Every report and approval goes into tamper-evident evidence storage.
Run Riya Intel in shadow mode over a few of your production models. She inventories, monitors and drafts, and nothing changes in your models or releases. Compare her findings with your last validation cycle.
Riya doesn't make you compliant. She keeps the inventory, monitoring and version records these frameworks expect you to show.
One inventory, kept current. Drift reaches the owner before the queue does.
| CRITERIA | Spreadsheet inventory | MLOps monitoring tool | Riya Intel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inventory upkeep | Manual, before each committee | Models it deploys only | Models, vendor models and AI agents, as they change |
| Who signs off | Model risk committee | Engineering | Validators and committee, from Riya's drafts |
| Drift and bias watch | At periodic review | Technical drift metrics | Drift and bias tied to owners and risk tier |
| Regulatory reporting | Written by hand | Not included | Drafts mapped to SR 11-7, PRA SS1/23 and EU AI Act |
| Version and rollback history | Scattered | Deployment logs | Comparison results, approver and rollback record |
| Where it's weaker | Out of date between meetings | Built for engineers, light on examiner evidence | She monitors and documents. Independent validation still needs your validators |
Riya governs the models. These agents test them, run them and set the rules around them.

Generates synthetic scenarios so Riya can compare model versions without production data.
Meet Stella
Runs a fraud scoring model that sits in Riya's inventory and monitoring.
Meet Aiden
Maps the model risk obligations Riya reports against.
Meet ZaraLow risk can run on its own if you allow it. Medium risk goes to a person by default. High risk always goes to a person. You set the bands per rule, channel and transaction type.
Turn Riya off without touching the other agents or your core systems. The switch, and who used it, is stamped on the record.
Run Riya on live data with nothing blocked or closed. Compare the calls with your team's before anything changes.
Every decision answers why, in plain English, with the signals and the rule or policy behind it.
Each decision is stored with its inputs, its reasoning and the person who approved it, in tamper-evident evidence storage.
Agents connect beside your systems through APIs. Your core banking, screening and case tools stay where they are.
What we're learning about AML, fraud and the evidence examiners ask for.






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An AI model risk analyst keeps the model inventory, monitors models in production and prepares the documentation model risk teams review. Riya Intel tracks every model and AI agent with its owner, version and risk tier, flags drift and bias, and drafts reports for your validators and committee.
Riya monitors and documents. Independent validation stays with your validators, and SR 11-7 expects that independence. She gives them inventory, monitoring results and version comparisons to work from. A kill switch turns her off without touching your models.
Yes. Every FluxForce agent you run sits in the same inventory as your other models, with its owner, version history, monitoring results and full decision explanations. Retrained agent models are approved by a person before release.
SR 11-7 in the US, PRA SS1/23 in the UK and the EU AI Act's high-risk categories for credit scoring and life and health insurance pricing. Your model risk team decides how each one applies to your institution.
Riya inventories and monitors a set of your production models and drafts a report, but nothing changes in your models or releases. You compare her findings with your last validation cycle and decide what to switch on.
Access to your model registry, scoring outputs, input data and outcomes, plus past validation reports. Customer segment fields let her run bias checks on the groups you choose.
FluxForce runs as SaaS, on-premise or hybrid, built on Microsoft Azure. We agree data residency and which components run inside your environment during deployment design, before any data moves.
Run Riya Intel beside your current process. She works on your live data and records every call, and nothing is blocked, closed or sent until you decide.
Shadow mode results belong to you.
Start with one workflow in shadow mode, then decide how much each agent does on its own.