To interpret regulatory activity for members and act as a hub for the development of policy that represents members’ interests. Currently there is insufficient attention paid by policy-makers on how specific regulatory initiatives will be implemented by technology. Intellect’s role will be to source the expertise of its membership and offer this analysis to policy makers at an early stage in the policy making process.

To raise the profile of technology as a key driver in the development of the financial services industry – not just as a means of achieving regulatory compliance, but as a means to better develop financial service provider’s businesses and improve their commercial performance.

To build a platform from which members of all sizes can take advantage of the commercial opportunities that changing market and regulatory conditions present. As is the case in many private sector markets, there is no central hub of market and commercial information for financial services ICT, including notices of tenders and ICT requirements from financial service providers. Intellect intends to fill this gap and become a go to resource for financial services providers that are seeking a commercially neutral hub to gather information and to develop relationships with technology providers. Intellect’s successful relationship with the public sector provides a successful model for this relationship.

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