Sentinel · Risk Register
owned and evidenced.
Every risk, owned and evidenced. Sentinel replaces the risk spreadsheet with a governed register. Adopt risks from a master library written for regulated firms, score impact and likelihood, set appetite, name an owner and a review date — then show the board exactly where the firm sits and what changed.
Master library
pre-written firm risks
Impact × likelihood
consistent scoring
Appetite
within or outside
Board pack
evidenced reporting
Illustrative · risk position
Risks within appetite over the year Appetite
Held within appetite Illustrative register
How entries read R-01 Unsuitable advice on pension transfers
Owner · Head of Advice
Within appetite R-04 Financial crime — inadequate customer due diligence
Owner · MLRO
Outside appetite R-09 Vulnerable customer outcomes not evidenced
Owner · Compliance Officer
Within appetite R-14 Third-party platform or outsourcing failure
Owner · Operations Director
Monitoring Controls
What Sentinel governs Start from the library
Adopt risks from a pre-written master library instead of drafting a register from a blank page.
Score and position
Impact × likelihood produces a consistent score, positioned against the appetite the firm has set.
Give every risk an owner
Named owners, review dates and status changes, so accountability is clear at any point in time.
Controls and actions
Record the controls in place, the mitigation still outstanding and the evidence behind both.
Risk intelligence
Movement over time, concentrations and risks drifting outside appetite — summarised for the board.
Built for supervision
Every change is attributable and retained, so the register stands up to a regulatory visit.
A register the board can rely on. Sentinel keeps the firm's risks scored, owned, reviewed and evidenced — and turns them into reporting you can take straight into a committee meeting.
Figures on this page are illustrative examples of Sentinel reporting. No firm data is shown.