ABOUT QANUN
The regulatory corpus,
finally structured.
QANUN was built by practitioners who spent years answering the questions it now answers — and who found no tool that came close to doing it properly.
Why we built this
The problem with regulatory research has never been the law itself. It's been the distance between the question and the answer. A CLO applying for a licence in ADGM, a founder mapping their product against PRU and COBS, a compliance officer reviewing a rule change at 11pm — they all know what they need to find. They just can't find it fast enough.
Existing tools — keyword search, legal databases, chatbots — all give you raw material. None of them give you a structured research note grounded in the specific provisions that answer your specific question. That's what QANUN does.
We built a 10-agent pipeline because a single model pass isn't good enough for legal work. You need retrieval, analysis, adversarial challenge, lateral thinking, stress-testing, and synthesis — the same cognitive process a good lawyer applies to a hard question, run at machine speed.
The team
Oliver Cook KC
Co-founder · Barrister, Libertas Chambers
King's Counsel specialising in encrypted communications, complex fraud, and cross-jurisdictional financial regulation. Former appearances before the Court of Appeal and EU Parliament. CLO of Fuutura, a multi-jurisdiction crypto exchange.
QANUN is built with Libertas Chambers and a network of regulatory practitioners across ADGM, DIFC, and the Gulf. The corpus is curated by lawyers. The pipeline is designed by lawyers. The output is reviewed by lawyers.
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