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Regulatory Landscape

Data governance in banking is driven by regulations. Understand the key data protection laws across the globe and how they impact your governance program. Click any regulation for a deep-dive.

Quick Comparison
Feature GDPR EU HIPAA US PDPL UAE DPDP India
Year Effective May 2018 April 2003 (Privacy Rule) January 2022 Phased: 2025-2027
Scope All personal data of EU residents Protected Health Information (PHI) Personal data processed in UAE Digital personal data in India
Key Regulator National DPAs (e.g., ICO, CNIL) HHS Office for Civil Rights UAE Data Office (+ DIFC/ADGM Commissioners) Data Protection Board of India
Max Penalty €20M or 4% global turnover $1.5M/yr per category + criminal AED 5M (~$1.36M) INR 250 Cr (~$30M)
Consent Required Yes (6 lawful bases) Authorization for non-TPO uses Yes (with exceptions) Yes (+ legitimate uses)
Right to Erasure Yes No (retention mandated) Yes Yes
Data Portability Yes Yes (ePHI) Yes Not explicitly
DPO Required For certain organizations Privacy Officer required For high-risk processing For Significant Data Fiduciaries
Breach Notification 72 hours to DPA 60 days to individuals Promptly to UAE Data Office Without delay to Board
Cross-Border Transfers Adequacy decisions / SCCs / BCRs BAAs required with processors Adequacy assessment required Allowed unless govt restricts country
Banking Carve-out No (applies to banks) Sector-specific (healthcare only) Yes (Central Bank rules prevail) Partial (RBI rules prevail on conflict)
How This Platform Supports Compliance
Data Classification
6-level classification (PUBLIC → PCI) maps directly to GDPR's "special categories," HIPAA's PHI, UAE PDPL's sensitive data, and India DPDP's processing restrictions. Browse classified terms →
CDE Registry
BCBS 239 requires identifying CDEs with full traceability. The CDE Registry shows every critical element mapped to its physical database location. View CDE Registry →
Audit Trail
Every regulation requires accountability. The Audit Log tracks all changes, approvals, and data access — ready for regulatory inspection. View Audit Log →
Data Lineage
BCBS 239, GDPR (Art. 30), and India DPDP all require tracking where data comes from and where it goes. Lineage mapping provides this traceability. View Lineage →
Approval Workflow
GDPR accountability, HIPAA administrative safeguards, and UAE PDPL governance all need formal change management. Dual-approval workflow ensures proper oversight. Approval Inbox →
Metadata Catalog
GDPR right to access, India DPDP right to information, and UAE PDPL transparency all require knowing exactly what data you hold and where it lives. Technical Metadata →
Other Key Regulations
BCBS 239
Basel risk data aggregation
PCI-DSS
Payment card security standard
IFRS 9
Financial instruments accounting
SOX
US financial reporting controls
CCPA/CPRA
California privacy law
AML/KYC
Anti-money laundering rules
DORA
EU digital operational resilience
LGPD
Brazil data protection law