Training, after the diagnosis
The E-23 Practitioner Course, two days in house on your own system, and board and executive briefings delivered within an engagement. Training follows one of the paid diagnoses, never a catalogue.
The question you are asked
Training from iSystematic's enterprise practice answers the question that follows a readiness diagnosis: can our own people produce the evidence on our own systems, and can our board follow it? The answer is built in house, with the people who own the gap plan.
What the company delivers
iSystematic offers two training formats today, and neither is sold from a catalogue.
E-23 Practitioner Course
The five artefacts produced on your own system, challenged by a validator and an engineer. The gap plan's owners are the natural participants. Dates are set with each institution through the contact page.
Board and executive briefings
Board and executive briefings are delivered as part of an engagement rather than as a talk. They are not sold on their own.
When training starts
Training follows one of the paid diagnoses, never a catalogue: the E-23 Readiness Review or the AI Governance Teardown. Fees are discussed on the Fit Call.
What it is built on
The course works through the five artefacts in the handbook, OSFI E-23 for AI Systems, on your own system. It is listed, with the E-23 working session and the Review, on nabeelkhan.com/e-23.
Who leads it
Nabeel Khan, Defensible AI Architect (enterprise AI architecture and AI governance for regulated institutions), founder of iSystematic, leads the enterprise practice this training belongs to.
How to start
Book a Fit Call about the diagnosis that comes first; course dates are then set with each institution through the same contact page. The course is described on nabeelkhan.com/e-23.
Where to go next
Readiness
Two readiness routes from iSystematic: AI Governance Readiness and E-23 Readiness, each a free check on nabeelkhan.com followed by one fixed-fee paid diagnosis.
E-23 Readiness Review
The E-23 Readiness Review reads your model risk framework against OSFI E-23 in three weeks and leaves a dated gap plan to 1 May 2027, delivered by Nabeel Khan.
Advisory
iSystematic's advisory: a retainer in three-month terms after a diagnosis, and advisory hours for one named question, answered by the author of the frameworks.
Canadian financial institutions
Federally regulated financial institutions: take the free E-23 readiness check, then iSystematic's three-week E-23 Readiness Review, led by Nabeel Khan.
GCC institutions
GCC boards and executives: iSystematic's two-week AI Governance Teardown examines how your institution governs AI and ends with a one-page board summary.
Conformance is self-declared; no regulator endorses this work.
Start with a Fit Call
A free 30-minute video call to find the governance gap and see whether Nabeel Khan is the right person to close it. If it fits, a proposal follows within 48 hours.