The new data field relevant to counterparty details – ‘corporate sector’ – find out more helpful detail and check out the ‘A’ to ‘U’ of corporate activity categories are listed to assist clients in making their determination.
ESMA, the FCA, ASIC and MAS are placing greater emphasis on Unique Transaction Identifiers (UTIs) and their consistent application between counterparties as part of their roll-out in 2024 of updated derivative reporting requirements in their jurisdictions.
As the popularity of crypto-assets sweeps the market internationally, both ESMA and the FCA have been working to amend the EU and UK regulations – EMIR and MiFIR to support the adequate reporting of crypto-assets. TRAction discuss the reportability under both regimes.
The FCA have published a joint statement with the Bank of England regarding changes to reporting requirements under UK EMIR.
EMIR Refit marks a new era of regulatory oversight in the derivatives markets. Among its numerous amendments, EMIR Refit introduces crucial changes which will affect the reporting of existing Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs).
Most European countries alongside the UK will need to turn their clocks forward by 1 hour this Sunday, 31 March 2024. While you enjoy the sun and longer days, you will also need to check that the time settings in your trade/transaction reporting are correct.
The EU EMIR Refit rules begin on 29 April 2024. This revision is meant to align EU EMIR with global standards and improve data quality, as such there have been major changes introduced.
