What does GRC mean for your company?
Governance means clear decision rights and oversight. Risk means a structured way to identify and manage risks. Compliance means confidence that laws, regulations and contracts are met.
Most companies start with a delegation of authority matrix and a risk register. These two give quick, visible improvements in control and accountability.
Our GRC services
Governance framework design
Policies, charters, delegation of authority and reporting lines that sharpen oversight and decisions.
Enterprise risk management
Risk identification, assessment, appetite and risk registers, with regular monitoring.
Compliance management
Frameworks mapped to legal, regulatory and contractual obligations.
Internal control frameworks
Documented controls across every business function.
Ethics and code of conduct
Policies and awareness that build an ethical culture.
GRC technology
Automating risk and compliance processes with modern tools.
How we build your GRC framework
- 01
Diagnose
Diagnose current maturity.
- 02
Design
Design the framework.
- 03
Document
Document policies and registers.
- 04
Embed
Embed through training.
- 05
Monitor
Monitor and report.
What your organisation gains
Clear accountability
Everyone knows who decides, who approves and who reports.
Fewer compliance surprises
Obligations are mapped, owned and tracked.
Board-ready risk reporting
Risks presented in a format the Board can act on.
Stakeholder and regulator confidence
Stronger trust from investors, lenders and regulators.
We help organisations anticipate risk, stay compliant and grow on strong governance foundations.
Who leads your GRC engagement
Narendra Reddy Velugoti
Managing Director
- FCA
- ACMA
- CISA
- M.Com
- MBA
Internal audit and finance professional with 18+ years across Big Four firms, multinationals and government entities, specialising in governance, risk management, compliance and ERP-based audit transformation across construction, healthcare and diversified sectors in Qatar, the Middle East and India.
Meet the teamGRC: frequently asked questions
What does GRC mean for a mid-sized company?
Clear decision rights and oversight (governance), a structured way to identify and manage risks (risk), and confidence that laws, regulations and contracts are met (compliance).
Where should we start?
Usually with a delegation of authority matrix and a risk register. These two give quick, visible improvements in control and accountability.
Which frameworks do you use?
COSO for internal control and enterprise risk management, ISO 31000 for risk management, ISO 37301 for compliance management, and QFMA and QCB governance codes where they apply.
Is this only for listed companies?
No. Family businesses and SMEs use GRC to professionalise governance, prepare for investors or lenders, and plan succession.
How often should the risk register be updated?
We recommend a quarterly review by management and an annual review by the Board, with immediate updates when a major event occurs.
Can you help us set up an Audit or Risk Committee?
Yes. We draft committee charters, terms of reference, reporting calendars and Board reporting templates.
Can GRC be managed in software?
Yes. We advise on GRC tools and on using ERP workflows to automate risk and compliance tracking.