Teiswiaroatra
AI for financial compliance
Innovation meets responsibility in compliance modeling
Who we are and why we care
Regulatory penalty modeling means quantifying potential consequences for compliance missteps before they happen. Our story starts with a group of financial risk professionals who wanted clarity, not confusion. We built a platform where AI brings transparency to complex rules, making impact analysis a straightforward process for Canadian institutions.
Driven by curiosity and practical innovation.
Focused on transparent, ethical compliance.
Collaborative expertise for real results.
Values that drive our platform and partnerships
Mission: clarity and transparency
Our mission is to clarify regulatory risk and make impact modeling accessible for financial institutions navigating evolving Canadian standards. We build practical tools, never black boxes, and believe transparency fosters trust. Every update is guided by client input and measurable impact.
Vision: confidence through clarity
We envision a future where regulatory compliance is a source of confidence, not confusion. By advancing AI modeling and keeping clients at the center of our design process, we help Canadian financial institutions prepare for the unexpected—and document every step with clarity.
Adaptability in regulatory change
We commit to ongoing research and regular updates, ensuring our platform reflects real-world regulations. Staying current is not optional—it’s foundational for our credibility and your compliance.
Evidence-driven insights only
Our team believes every compliance decision should be evidence-based. We provide actionable analytics and scenario modeling, supporting sound judgment and defensible reporting.
Security and ethical AI principles
We invest in secure infrastructure and ethical AI, prioritizing the confidentiality of your institution’s data. Trust is earned through strong safeguards and clear privacy standards.
Key milestones and progress
A brief journey through our evolution as a compliance-first technology platform.
2021
Platform launch milestone
Founded by financial risk analysts seeking to demystify regulatory penalty impacts, Teiswiaroatra launches its first modeling tool tailored for Canadian compliance teams. The platform’s initial release focused on transparent calculations and scenario reporting.
2023
AI analytics introduced
The platform integrates AI-driven analytics, allowing users to simulate a broader range of penalty scenarios. This release features customizable rule sets to match evolving Canadian regulations, setting a new bar for transparency and adaptability.
2025
Continuous improvement focus
Client feedback drives the addition of industry benchmarking and automated compliance updates, making it easier for risk managers to align modeling with current standards. Platform reliability and security protocols are enhanced in response to sector needs.
Meet the people behind Teiswiaroatra
Our leadership team blends compliance, AI, and client-focused experience to deliver clarity
and confidence to the Canadian financial sector.
Alexandra Nguyen Bennett
Chief Executive Officer and Founder
Master of Science in Financial Risk Management University of Toronto, Rotman School of Management
Regulatory compliance risk modeling
Major Canadian bank, regulatory analytics division
As founder and CEO, Alex spearheads product development, combining a keen interest in regulatory frameworks with a knack for translating complexity into practical solutions. Previously, Alex led analytics projects in compliance-heavy sectors and remains focused on improving the accuracy and reliability of penalty modeling tools.
Priya Sharma-Singh
Chief Technology Officer
Bachelor of Applied Science, Computer Engineering University of Waterloo, Faculty of Engineering
AI architecture for regulatory analytics
Top Canadian fintech, enterprise AI group
Priya manages the technical roadmap and oversees the integration of AI components into the platform. Her experience spans machine learning deployment for enterprise-level financial institutions and hands-on work with regulatory reporting systems. Priya is passionate about user-centric solutions and clear communication.
Jordan Mitchell Levine
Director of Regulatory Research
Bachelor of Commerce, Finance and Policy McGill University, Desautels Faculty of Management
Policy impact analysis and stakeholder engagement
Canadian compliance advisory, risk policy group
Jordan supports our client relationships and ensures the regulatory research aligns with real-world needs. With a background in financial services and policy research, Jordan bridges the gap between evolving laws and technical platform design. Jordan is known for adapting quickly as new regulations emerge.
Emma Li-Fraser
Head of Platform Operations
Master of Information Security University of British Columbia, School of Information
Cybersecurity for compliance platforms
National insurance group, information security office
Emma leads platform operations and ensures robust security protocols across all services. Her expertise in information security and risk management comes from years in highly regulated environments. Emma is dedicated to continuous improvement and proactive incident response.