For the decisions that put a price on AI risk.

Governance evidence from different platforms, read on one basis.

As AI systems act with more autonomy, the records of how they are governed matter more to risk, price and terms. Arkaya reads those records for boards, insurers, lenders and investors, and reports which claims they support, where evidence is missing and why it matters to your decision. The open schema Arkaya stewards is designed to standardise how records from different platforms are structured, so readers can test them against their own requirements.

You receive a dated findings report.

The organisation supplies its records.
The decision-maker decides whether the evidence is enough.

Discuss an evidence review →See an example →

One schema. Different decisions. No Arkaya score.

Who we help

Assess an organisation or portfolio.

For insurers, reinsurers, MGAs, lenders and investors.

Commission a reading for a specific decision: what the evidence supports, what remains uncertain and what to ask for next. The decision stays yours.

Services for readers →

Bring the capability to your clients.

For platforms, brokers, consultancies and data firms.

Build to the open schema, or ask Arkaya to translate your records into it.

Partner work →

Protect your organisation.

For boards, owners and management.

Find out what your governance records support and what needs attention ahead of an insurance renewal, a refinancing or a sale.

At stake: whether the AI risk you carry can be insured, financed or sold at a price.

Services for companies →
An example

A recorded approval does not prove a substantive review.

Illustrative finding
ClaimA person reviews each AI-assisted underwriting decision.
RecordThe review field is completed on 97% of decisions, with a median of 11 seconds between recommendation and approval.
What it supportsThe step was marked complete.
What it does not establishThat the review was substantive.
Why it mattersA reader relying on human oversight needs more evidence before treating it as a working control.

Illustrative: a constructed example, not a client.

The Defensive Playbook

Build the defence alongside the growth plan.

Growth plans explain how AI creates value. The Defensive Playbook does the other half: it is built to show which of a company's risks its records can evidence, and where they cannot. Insurers, lenders and buyers decide what, if anything, follows. Ongoing advice keeps it current; a Pressure Test or Snapshot is the usual first step.

Make the autonomous economy
governable, and therefore priceable.

Without evidence that travels to the insurer, lender or acquirer, AI risk is excluded or priced as uncertainty.
Arkaya stewards one open schema, so all three can read governance evidence from different platforms on a common basis, and price the risk.

  1. Emitters

    The insured's own systems and engine produce the record.

  2. Arkaya GET

    One open schema.
    Comparable across platforms ·
    Portable between parties ·
    Examined against a common structure, not reconstructed from assertion.
    Arkaya stewards it, produces no evidence record and sets no price.

  3. Readers

    Insurers, lenders, acquirers.
    They decide sufficiency, price and terms.

Resilience Capital
starts with evidence.