Asurity RiskExec vs Wolters Kluwer Compliance Solutions

The Wolters Kluwer product in this fight is not OneSumX

Buyers weighing RiskExec against OneSumX are aimed at the wrong Wolters Kluwer product. HMDA, CRA and fair lending analytics live in the Wiz suite. That suite covers CRA Wiz, HMDA Wiz, Fair Lending Wiz, Community Development Wiz and Small Biz Wiz. It is sold by the Financial and Corporate Compliance division. OneSumX comes from the Finance, Risk and Regulatory Reporting unit and covers different filings. Anyone running this comparison should ask for a Wiz quote as well.

Two regulatory jobs inside one bank

RiskExec serves the compliance officer who owns register submission and exam preparation. OneSumX serves the finance and risk teams who own supervisory returns and capital reporting. Both defend against regulators, but different ones and on different calendars. A redlining referral and a misstated capital return are separate failures with separate owners. Budgets and approvers for the two rarely overlap. Neither team can sign the other’s contract without a fight over money.

What RiskExec ships and how quickly

RiskExec covers HMDA, CRA, community development, redlining, fair lending, fair servicing, 1071 and geocoding. It published the 2025 peer register on 1 April 2026, one day after the CFPB posted the data. That file carried 13.5 million records from 4,766 respondents and about 6.8 million originations. The stated denial rate was 22.5%, down from 24.3% a year earlier. Its April 2026 release added an Encompass path for sending loans into the platform. The vendor says it has repeated that turnaround every year since 2013. Turnaround like that can be checked against the agency publication date.

What OneSumX covers for a filer in the United States

OneSumX runs finance, risk and regulatory reporting from one data model. It carries a Regulatory Update Service that tracks rule change. Wolters Kluwer says it monitors regulatory change in 30 countries. A joint page with Thought Machine names periodic reports for the Federal Financial Institution Examination Council and the Federal Reserve. OneSumX for Basel arrived in October 2023 for Basel II through Basel IV and CRR III. None of those modules produce a fair lending peer map.

Ownership, scale and vendor risk

RiskExec was founded in 2005 and sat inside Asurity Technologies until January 2025. Vista Equity Partners then invested through its Endeavor Fund and RiskExec became standalone. Luke Wimer is chief executive and Anurag Agarwal is president. The old Asurity fair lending page now redirects to riskexec.com. Wolters Kluwer dates to 1836 and trades on Euronext as WKL. It reported 6.1 billion euros of 2025 revenue and about 21,100 staff. Sponsor backed focus on one side, listed scale on the other.

Ratings and review counts worth almost nothing

RiskExec shows a 5.0 average across 20 verified reviews on G2. OneSumX shows 9 out of 10 on TrustRadius from one review. Twenty reviews is thin and one review is noise. The single OneSumX reviewer called package pricing high and the feature set slow to learn. Neither sample supports a purchase decision. References at matched asset size and matched register volume are worth more than either page.

Getting to a number

Neither vendor publishes a price. RiskExec offers a demo request form and nothing further. Wolters Kluwer quotes through sales and scopes an implementation on top. Ask RiskExec whether geocoding, peer data and 1071 sit inside the base fee or bill separately. Ask Wolters Kluwer to split license, implementation and annual regulatory update charges into three lines. Ask both what year two costs once any first year discount lapses.

Which one to pick

A bank or nonbank that files a register and faces fair lending review should buy RiskExec. Its module list matches what an examiner asks for. A bank with supervisory and capital reporting across finance and risk should evaluate OneSumX for that work alone. Ask RiskExec to load a prior year file and reproduce the edits and peer view. Ask Wolters Kluwer whether the Wiz suite or OneSumX is the right answer to a fair lending brief.

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