Deutsche Börse launches new EMIR reporting system
02 November 2017 Frankfurt
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Deutsche Boerse has launched its first reporting solution on its regulatory reporting hub.
The European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) will help the hub’s users to adhere to EMIR technical standards and reporting obligations.
The reporting solution, which went live on 30 October, comprises all EMIR II-relevant reporting features, including an interface to Deutsche Boerse’s trade repository, REGIS-TR.
The launch comes shortly after Deutsche Boerse entered into partnerships with SmartStream, Risk Focus and its software subsidiary, RegTek.Solutions.
According to Deutsche Boerse, the partnership with these regtech providers, will be a key component for the regulatory reporting hub.
Deutsche Boerse’s clients have already been able to test the solution via a pilot programme released before 30 October, in advance of the solution launch.
Georg Gross, head of regulatory services at Deutsche Boerse, said: “We are very pleased with the smooth launch of our EMIR reporting solution and will continue to enhance and extend our service offering for regulatory reporting.”
“The November releases will introduce new functionalities for over-the-counter (OTC) trade, transaction and commodity derivatives position reporting, as well as for our services for systematic internalisers.”
The European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) will help the hub’s users to adhere to EMIR technical standards and reporting obligations.
The reporting solution, which went live on 30 October, comprises all EMIR II-relevant reporting features, including an interface to Deutsche Boerse’s trade repository, REGIS-TR.
The launch comes shortly after Deutsche Boerse entered into partnerships with SmartStream, Risk Focus and its software subsidiary, RegTek.Solutions.
According to Deutsche Boerse, the partnership with these regtech providers, will be a key component for the regulatory reporting hub.
Deutsche Boerse’s clients have already been able to test the solution via a pilot programme released before 30 October, in advance of the solution launch.
Georg Gross, head of regulatory services at Deutsche Boerse, said: “We are very pleased with the smooth launch of our EMIR reporting solution and will continue to enhance and extend our service offering for regulatory reporting.”
“The November releases will introduce new functionalities for over-the-counter (OTC) trade, transaction and commodity derivatives position reporting, as well as for our services for systematic internalisers.”
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