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Financial regulations are evolving faster than ever. For lawyers, that means constant monitoring of new rules, guidance, and compliance standards—while clients demand instant clarity. Legacy PDF-based databases don't keep pace. This is where Qura becomes useful.

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We spoke with Klara Kjellberg, financial regulatory specialist with over a decade of experience at leading law firms and as GC in fintech. Today she runs Your Interim Ninja, advising businesses on financial regulation, GDPR, and compliance. An early adopter of Qura, she calls it “like a Google for legal databases.”

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Why Qura stands out

Klara first encountered Qura at Nordic Legal Tech Day and immediately saw its value:

• All sources in one place – from EU guidelines and EBA Q&As to Swedish FI documents that are nearly impossible to track down elsewhere.
• Original material – no “hallucinated” content, you can access the official sources lawyers need to trust.
• Speed & efficiency – Qura surfaces hard-to-find regulations and past work instantly, “like asking a senior colleague for advice without interrupting them.”

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The AI advantage—with controlled risk

Klara has explored multiple AI tools, but stresses that source criticism is critical.

“For financial regulation, relying on generative AI alone is risky. What makes Qura unique is that it uses AI to find the right official sources, not to invent content. I can draw my own conclusions from reliable documents.”

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Essential for financial regulatory lawyers

For Klara, Qura has become indispensable:

“I recently used Qura to locate obscure consumer credit regulations. It saved me hours. As a lawyer, time is money—but accuracy is everything. Qura gives me both.”

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She believes tools like Qura are no longer optional:

“Regulation is only getting more complex. AI won’t replace lawyers, but the ones who use tools like Qura will outpace those who don’t.”

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