Vizor

Vizor was founded in 2000 by Ross Kelly and Conor Crowley in Sandyford, Dublin.^[1] The founders served as co-chief executives of the company, and Crowley became sole CEO in 2018.^[2] As of 2015 Vizor had developed regulatory software for more than twenty countries, and had offices in Dublin, Dubai, and Ottawa.^[1]

In 2021 it was announced that BearingPoint RegTech acquired Vizor.^[3]

Vizor develops regulatory software that is used by national regulatory bodies and facilitates cross-border information exchange for tax authorities.^[4][5] Vizor's work includes developing the regulatory software used by central banks including the Bank of Canada,^[1] the Bank of England,^[5] the Monetary Authority of Brunei Darussalam, and the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority.^[6] They have also developed regulatory software for the administration of national pension schemes,^[7] and in 2018 devised the software for the tax authority of The Bahamas.^[8] In 2019 Vizor began developing regulatory software for the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority, which will be introduced for use in 2020.^[9][10]