Tag: Transaction reporting
FCA proposes major cut to MiFIR reporting rules
The FCA has issued a landmark consultation setting out one of the most significant changes to the UK’s MiFIR transaction reporting regime since its...
FCA proposes major £100m reporting overhaul
The FCA has set out proposals that could save firms more than £100m each year by reducing and simplifying transaction reporting obligations.
The regulator...
Are you EMIR-ready? Key changes coming in December
As part of the UK’s ongoing efforts to enhance financial market transparency, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Bank of England have issued...
Trade Processor integrates TRAction’s compliance solution
Tools for Brokers, a global FinTech solutions provider for brokerages and hedge funds, and TRAction, a prominent delegated reporting provider serving Europe and Asia...
Novatus Global bolsters RegTech prowess with $40m investment
Novatus Global, a London-based leader in regulatory technology, has announced a significant growth investment of $40m from Silversmith Capital Partners, a growth equity firm located in Boston.
How new EU regulations will change MiFIR reporting
The recent separation of the UK from the EU has set the stage for regulatory divergence between the two jurisdictions.
Firms are getting transaction reporting wrong, Novatus Advisory offers the solution...
Transaction reporting is a necessary requirement for countless regulations, and yet Novatus Advisory co-founder Matthew Ranson believes many firms are getting this process wrong, and they might not even be aware of it.
Mastering transaction reporting: Reducing risks and achieving compliance
Firms facing transaction reporting obligations often find themselves navigating multiple regulatory regimes such as MiFID II, EMIR, Dodd Frank, and ASIC. Despite awareness of their duties, many aren't doing enough to meet the stringent regulatory standards.
eflow Global’s solutions to FCA’s Market Watch 74 transaction reporting concerns
RegTech firm eFlow Global recently took the opportunity to describe how it can provide solutions to key transaction reporting concerns.
FCA fines Goldman Sachs £34.4m for transaction reporting failures
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined Goldman Sachs International £34.3m for failures with transaction reporting.










