Tag: regulatory reporting
CRS 2.0 is changing what “compliance ready” means
Fund administrators are facing greater pressure from their own clients as CRS 2.0 shifts tax reporting from a periodic compliance exercise towards an ongoing...
Casino AML fines expose the true price of inaction
Casino compliance teams working in anti-money laundering (AML) hardly need reminding that failures in this area can prove costly. The Venetian's recent $7.2m settlement,...
Manual filings leave firms exposed as rules multiply
Compliance teams are under mounting pressure to deliver accurate regulatory filings against tight deadlines, even as data volumes swell across fragmented systems.
According to ACA...
Kaizen strengthens leadership with new CFO hire
Kaizen, the regulatory reporting assurance specialist, has appointed Rob Bernstein as chief financial officer (CFO) as the business prepares for its next stage of...
Why filing FATCA and CRS reports is only half the job
FATCA and CRS reporting season tends to end the same way for many financial firms: the file is prepared, reviewed, submitted, and the team...
FinregE warns FCA reporting overhaul could expose data weaknesses
The FCA's move to simplify transaction reporting could create a different challenge for firms, with FinregE warning that fewer reporting fields could expose weaknesses...
Kaizen names Sam North as chief product officer
Kaizen has appointed Sam North as chief product officer, a move designed to support the firm's next phase of growth.
North joins from DTCC, where...
Why banks need to break regulatory data silos
Risk, finance and regulatory reporting have traditionally operated as separate functions across financial institutions. While this structure has allowed teams to develop specialised processes,...
Why fund administrators can no longer treat CRS as annual
Fund administrators are facing a new form of scrutiny as CRS 2.0 raises the bar for tax reporting and compliance. Increasingly, the pressure is...
Why tax needs one trusted source of data
Data is becoming increasingly central to how tax functions operate, but having more information does not necessarily mean having better information.
For many organisations,...










