Qadi, the MENA’s first sovereign Regulatory Compliance Platform, has partnered with Core42: a G42 firm specialising in sovereign cloud and AI infrastructure.
The partnership marks a significant move for financial firms looking to streamline and enhance regulatory compliance using sovereign AI infrastructure within the UAE.
Qadi is now equipped with cloud and AI infrastructure: an essential in-country data residency for the company as it enters its next phase of growth following a pre-seed round led by Incubayt earlier this year.
AI Agents
The firm now simplifies local laws, regulations, and policies via AI agents.
These agents break down complex information, in turn suggesting compliance decisions for firms. AI agents can then go further, integrating these compliance checks proactively into business workflows.
The approach is built for the legal and regulatory systems of MENAT, aiming to transform how the region’s law firms and institutions manage legal and compliance workflows.
G42 & Core42 Partnership
Core42 is a necessary addition at an infrastructure level.
Qadi’s workloads will operate on Core42’s Sovereign Public Cloud: built on Microsoft Azure.
Mohammad El-Charif, Founder of Qadi reaffirmed the importance of the partnership as it gives Qadi the “infrastructure to operate confidently at scale.”
The AI infrastructure allows the firm to stay aligned with UAE national jurisdictions. For legal teams, within finance departments, it allows firms to operate faster whilst maintaining regional legal compliance.
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