Corporate Compliance Binder: Corporate Records Kit for Bankability
A corporate compliance binder is a structured, verifiable record set that proves authority, ownership, and operating discipline. A corporate compliance binder reduces onboarding delays and strengthens your underwriting narrative.
| Binder section | What it contains | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Authority | Resolutions, officer/manager appointments, signatory matrix. | Shows who can bind the entity and under what rules. |
| Ownership | Ledgers, certificates, transfer history, supporting records. | Reduces disputes and beneficial ownership friction. |
| Operating evidence | Contracts, invoices, policies, organized evidence files. | Converts claims into verifiable operations. |
| Compliance support | Basic policies and documentation maps (as applicable). | Speeds reviews and reduces exceptions. |
Related DSCEU pages:
Governance Gap Audit |
Bankable Profile Audit
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- Governance gaps: identify what triggers alter-ego exposure, KYC friction, and underwriting delays.
- Documentation plan: build a clean binder (authority, ownership, minutes, signatory matrix).
- Structure alignment: map operating entity vs. holding entity vs. SPV vs. trust.
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