Every business line runs its own events. Every question about them arrives at your desk.
Screening, thresholds and registers to the standard banking supervision expects.
Client entertainment happens across business lines, each with its own budget and its own exposure. You are asked to justify the spend, prove who attended and show it sat within policy, for events you did not personally run.
Hours spent complying with financial regulation rose 61% between 2016 and 2023, against 20% growth in total employee hours. The obligation grew roughly three times faster than the working day it had to fit into. Eventogy captures the answers as the work happens, so when the question comes, nobody has to go looking.
The events this covers
You did not run the dinner in Frankfurt. You can still answer every question about it.
Banking event questions
How does Eventogy keep client entertainment within policy?
Thresholds are checked when the booking is made rather than when the report is due, so a limit applies before the spend commits. The allowance, the approval and the exception all sit on the same event record.
Can Eventogy show who attended an event another business line ran?
Yes. Attendance, spend and approvals sit on one event record across every business line, so the questions can be answered for events you did not personally run. The answers are captured as the work happens rather than reassembled afterwards.
What kinds of events do banks run on Eventogy?
Investor conferences with 1:1 meetings matched and booked at scale, deal and non-deal roadshows, client hospitality held as inventory and allocated within policy, flagship client summits, and confidential board and advisory meetings.
Which certifications does Eventogy hold for a bank’s security review?
Eventogy is certified to ISO 27001 and holds Cyber Essentials. Security, hosting and data-handling detail for a supervisory or procurement review sits on the security page.