How exact.works, SAISA Schedule F, and the Trace record satisfy DORA, MiFID II, and EU AI Act requirements for financial services AI agents.
When an agent operates in finance, insurance, banking, or fintech verticals, Schedule F is automatically applied at Paper exacting. This schedule adds 26 sections of regulatory requirements including DORA, MiFID II, and EU AI Act Annex III compliance.
ICT third-party risk management requirements for EU financial entities using AI agents for critical or important functions.
Algorithmic trading requirements for AI agents that execute trades or generate trading signals without human intervention for each trade decision.
At exacting time, exact.works detects if an agent executes trades automatically. When detected, MiFID II requirements are activated and the Paper is escalated to High-Harm classification regardless of other factors.
EU AI Act Annex III paragraph 5 classifies the following financial AI applications as high-risk. When any of these flags are detected at exacting time, exact.works automatically applies extended compliance requirements.
AI systems used to evaluate creditworthiness of natural persons.
AI systems used for credit scoring of natural persons.
AI systems for risk assessment and pricing in life and health insurance.
AI systems providing investment advice to natural persons.
When any Annex III 5 flag is detected at exacting time, the following are automatically applied:
When Schedule F applies, the following warranties are automatically incorporated into the SAISA:
When Schedule F is applied, the ConformityFile includes a dedicated financial services section documenting: