[00] Use case 01 / 04 · Suitability GateSynthetic data throughout

Every trade checked before the advice leaves.

Before a relationship manager sends a proposed rebalance, Luscent checks each trade against the client's mandate and the strictest jurisdiction that applies, and returns a verdict, a plain reason and, where it blocks, the smallest change that would clear it.

The case, in four factsSuitability Gate

  • TriggerA drafted rebalance or proposal, before it is sent
  • ChecksThe mandate, product rules and the strictest jurisdiction that applies
  • ReturnsA verdict per trade, its rule and the smallest fix
  • DecidesThe relationship manager; a second person for knowledge gaps

One finding, one decision at a time.

Client · AllocateDemo · synthetic
Clients / Klein Family Office · Luxembourg · São PauloHealth Score 76
Findings · resolve top-down
Suitability Gate · REB-2041Mandate v3.2 §6
Mandate renewal reviewOverdue
Cross-border · PROP-0113Not evaluated
Leg · instrumentChangeVerdict
T1European equities fund−3,5 ppQueued
T2US equities fund−3,5 ppQueued
T3Capital-protected note+12,0 %Queued
T4EM sovereign bond fund+2,0 ppQueued
T5EUR money market fund+2,0 ppQueued

REB-2041, drafted by Anne Keller. Equities at 52,0 % against a 45,0 % target. Five trades, checked against Mandate v3.2 and the strictest jurisdiction that applies. Nothing has been sent.

Run the gate
Step 1 of 6: The work comes to you
[01] The storyToday · the moment · with Luscent

From after the fact to before it.

Before a relationship manager sends a rebalance, Luscent checks each trade against the mandate and the strictest jurisdiction, and names the smallest fix.

  1. 01 · Today

    The advice goes out on Friday. The questions arrive on Monday.

    A rebalance is drafted and sent, then checked against a mandate that sits in another system. A breach found after the fact is a remediation, not a correction.

  2. 02 · The moment

    The check moves to the draft.

    Before anything is sent, every trade meets the mandate and the strictest rule that applies. Same inputs, same answer, every time.

  3. 03 · With Luscent

    Cleared once, on the record.

    The fix is named, the escalation routed and the whole decision written down before the client reads a word of the advice.

[02] Who gets whatFour seats

One workflow,four people who stop chasing it.

Relationship manager

  • A verdict and the smallest fix before the client sees anything
  • No second round on advice that has already gone out

OutcomeAdvice leaves once, cleared.

Compliance officer

  • Every verdict with its rule, every override with its reason
  • Escalations routed to you, not discovered by you

OutcomeReview moves from after the fact to before it.

Head of advisory

  • One standard applied the same way, whoever drafts the proposal
  • Fewer proposals returned after they were sent

OutcomeConsistency without another review layer.

Management

  • Suitability evidence a supervisor can replay
  • Fewer remediations to explain

OutcomeA defensible record by design.

[03] The business caseSame model as the full estimate

Time back from checking, and a record that already exists.

The Suitability Gate works on the compliance effort around advice: checking before, documenting after. This is the part of the estimate on the pricing page it addresses.

  • 01Checks run on the draft, not reconstructed after sending
  • 02Overrides and escalations recorded as they happen
  • 03One rule set, applied the same way across the desk
  • PilotMeasured on your own book in the pilot, against success metrics agreed in writing before anything is connected.
Estimate · your firmModelled, not measured
Your firm
Compliance effort addressed
195.840 EUR a year
40 % of the compliance effort addressed
Hours returned
2.304 h a year
Per relationship manager
192 h a year
The working

12 relationship managers × 10 h a week × 48 weeks × 85 EUR an hour × 40 % of the effort addressed. The same model and assumptions as the estimate on the pricing page. Modelled from time-and-motion assumptions, not measured client results.

The full estimate, on the pricing page
[04] BoundariesAnd how AI is used here

What it always does,and what it never does.

Always

  • Runs on the draft, before anything is sent to the client.
  • Names the smallest change that clears a block.
  • Routes a knowledge and experience gap to a second person.
  • Holds a trade with missing data instead of guessing.
  • Records every verdict, override and send.

Never

  • Executes a trade. There is no order routing; this is advice.
  • Lets a model decide a verdict. Rules decide; the model only words the reason.
  • Blocks silently. A block is a hold the relationship manager clears or overrides, on the record.
How AI is used · Reads

Deterministic rules check each trade against the mandate and the strictest jurisdiction. A language model only words the reason.

How AI is used · Decides

The rule gives the verdict. The relationship manager clears or overrides a hold, on the record.

How AI is used · On the record

Every verdict, override and send, with the rule that fired.

The EU AI Act's Article 50 transparency obligations applied on 2 August 2026. Luscent's documented position is available on request. Where AI reads, and who decides

[05] The ruleOur reading, not legal advice

Our reading of MiFID II (Directive 2014/65/EU), Article 25(2)

“When providing investment advice or portfolio management the investment firm shall obtain the necessary information ... so as to enable the investment firm to recommend to the client or potential client the investment services and financial instruments that are suitable for him ...”

Suitability is decided per recommendation, against what the firm knows about the client. A gate on the draft, before it is sent, is where that obligation is cheapest to meet and easiest to prove.

Our reading, not legal advice. The rules engine applies the firm's own configuration of these rules, and the relationship manager decides.

[06] QuestionsAsked before signature

Questions.

Does the Suitability Gate execute trades?

No. It evaluates a draft recommendation before it is sent. There is no order routing and no connection to a custodian; what leaves is advice, signed by the relationship manager.

Can a relationship manager override a block?

Yes. A block is a workflow hold, not a system veto. The relationship manager can clear it with the suggested fix or override it with a reason, and the override is written to the Audit Trail. A knowledge and experience gap is different: that leg waits for the second person's sign-off.

The pilotCohort open

Find out before you move a single client record.

Ninety days, at no cost, with three to five relationship managers, starting on invented clients. Success metrics are agreed in writing before anything is connected, so at the end there is a decision rather than an impression.

The terms

Length
90 days
Cost
Nothing
Seats
3 to 5 relationship managers
Data
Synthetic first
Client data
Stays in the EU
Writes back
Nothing
  1. DAY 0Metrics agreed, in writing
  2. ConnectWeek 1 to 4
  3. WEEK 4The book, ranked
  4. First Signal acted onWeek 5 to 8
  5. WEEK 8A decision on the record
  6. ReviewWeek 9 to 13
  7. DAY 90Written review
  • DataSynthetic first
  • ScopeSet by the firm
  • MigrationNone
  • Seats3 to 5 RMs
  • EndsDay 90, written review