Know where your lending profile sits.
Using a real peer group.
A confidential quarterly benchmarking service using standardised MLAR data from participating building societies, transformed into anonymised peer ranges and trends.
Are we genuinely different from our peers — and is that difference intentional?
A low-burden peer process built around data Societies already produce.
Secure contribution
Participating societies provide the agreed quarterly MLAR data set through a secure channel, avoiding the creation of another manual reporting process.
Anonymise & aggregate
Dharma Risk combines contributions into a confidential peer data set, producing anonymised ranges and trends while protecting the identity of individual participants.
Deliver peer insight
Participants receive a clear quarterly view of their position against the group, suitable for executive, Risk Committee and Board discussion.
Peer benchmarking only works if contributors trust the process.
Interested in participating?
Start with a short conversation about the peer group, data definitions, confidentiality model and the comparisons that would be most valuable to your Board and Risk Committee.
