Dual Regulator Convergence: An 11-Pillar Risk-Based Governance Framework for G-SIB Consent Order Remediation, MRA Closure, Regulatory Risk Management, and Sustainable Compliance

DOI

https://www.doi.org/10.59256/ijsreat.20250506030

Published In

Volume 5, Issue 6 (2025)

Published Online

November-December 2025

Pages

201-206

Article Type

Original Article

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Global Systemically Important Banks (G-SIBs) works under difficult operational Requirements Engaging Matters Requiring Attention (MRAs) and Consent Order Remediation. This study study shoes an 11-Pillar Remediation Framework that merging a Severity-Priority Matrix, Tiered Regulatory Governance, Risk-Based Compliance Management, and Automated Regulatory Visibility to support Compliance improvement. The systems develop a framed method for define, ranking, Controlling, implementation, confirming, and resolving identified compliance gaps across banking operations. The article presents together unified oversight with distributed execution, enhancing purely accountability, constant documents admiration, Successful change control, and Streamlined coordination across business functions and technology functions. Its execute stored a 95% on-time closure rate with a minimum rate of reupload search, while running improved residual-error systems and monitoring Capacity. The systems operates how Controlling discipline, process operation, controlled, and Business coordination can create a measurable and sustainable compliance working model. Future development may associate modern precise, smart controlled, and trending technologies to improve G-SIB Mandated resilience through 2030.