The United Kingdom has severed ties with the European Union and the post-Brexit trade deal is operating but what does this mean for your trade/transaction reporting?
Trade and transaction reporting have featured prominently in the upcoming Work Program for 2021 of Europe’s supranational corporate regulator, ESMA.
2020 does not have to be harder than it already is. With all the reading that needs to be done to keep up with Coronavirus, US Presidential Elections and Brexit, dealing with regulatory updates too can feel a little unbearable.
For every derivative trade between two counterparties, both counterparties must report, as long as both counterparties are captured within the EMIR regulation.
UK EMIR is the UK version of EMIR. The European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018 (EUWA) enables the EMIR to be converted into UK law.
TRAction is proud to announce an expanded collaborative partnership with UnaVista, London Stock Exchange Group’s regulatory reporting platform.
What needs to be reported under EMIR for Collateral? For the purpose of EMIR Trade Reports, collateral is broken down into three types.
TRAction has been again named as one of the most innovative RegTech companies using technology to solve a significant regulatory problem, in our case transaction reporting.
Both the Financial Conduct Authority and Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission have made it clear that one of their main focus areas in 2019 is to review and continue monitoring investment firms’ MiFID II and EMIR transaction reporting compliance.
