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This framework enhances regulatory compliance outcomes in finance by generating instructions from structured regulations.
This paper proposes a deterministic framework for vertically scaling domain-specific Small Language Models (SLMs) for financial compliance using programmatic regulatory instruction generation. Instead of relying on AI-generated synthetic datasets, the framework transforms structured financial regulations into reproducible instruction-response pairs through deterministic software logic. Combined with QLoRA-based parameter-efficient fine-tuning, the proposed methodology aims to improve auditability, regulatory consistency, computational efficiency, and enterprise deployment of SLMs in high-stakes financial compliance environments.
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