Tag: reporting

Regulatory reporting can sometimes be a highly burdensome and slow process for companies to undertake, making it tougher for them to focus on growth strategies. What role can RegTech play in improving this?

Home Instead Ireland, a dedicated provider of person-centred care, is on a pivotal mission to improve the lives of older adults and their families. In 2020, they took a strategic decision to incorporate the ViClarity Quality Management system into their operations. The primary aim was to enhance manual processes related to quality and compliance on both local and national scales.

WealthTech is an ever-evolving landscape, with wealth managers perpetually innovating to adapt to client needs. It's absolutely vital for these financial gurus to stay ahead of trends and identify the crucial areas of focus to provide stellar service and maximise client outcomes. As we journey into 2023, let's delve into the top five priorities for wealth managers.

As ESG becomes a major focus for regulators around the world, companies need to ensure they can cope with the regulatory requirements. One area...

 The implementation date of CSRD is quickly approaching, but how can firms approach the double materiality assessment processes? Position Green recently hosted a webinar to help firms prepare. 

With this year’s European sustainability reporting season now behind us, ESG reporting platform Position Green has looked into the key data trends and challenges facing firms.

As firms finish their first annual EU taxonomy reporting procedures, Position Green taxonomy expert Tony Christensen has looked back on some of the pain points and lessons to be learned.

Despite the rising usage of cryptocurrency, regulations are still quite bare and confusing. Principal to this is crypto tax reporting, which some countries are setting rules for, before even clarifying taxation laws.

Regnology, a RegTech company exclusively focused on regulatory reporting, has acquired Belgian RegTech company b.fine.

In a recent webinar by RegTech firm Diligent, the company outlined how companies can prepare for UK SOX, which is legislation similar to the US Sarbanes-Oxley Act.