Kaizen Reporting launches shareholding disclosure service
08 September 2020 London
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Kaizen Reporting, the London based regulatory reporting and shareholding disclosure specialist, has completed the acquisition of MDM Compliance Systems, a service for shareholding disclosure management.
MDM Compliance Systems was launched in 2012 and provides a shareholding monitoring and reporting solution to financial institutions who are exposed to disclosure requirements.
The newly-named Shareholding Disclosure Service will sit alongside Kaizen’s existing reporting quality assurance services providing the controls firms need to ensure they effectively meet their reporting quality and control obligations.
The service is a fully-automated monitoring and flexible reporting system covering over 95 countries that aims to address the challenges of more than 400 global shareholding disclosure rules and requirements including complex takeover rules.
Dario Crispini, CEO of Kaizen Reporting, comments: “With the complexity, time and costs that firms face it’s vital that they have the confidence in the services they are using and we will continue to grow and invest in the Shareholding Disclosure Service to ensure it provides everything our clients need.”
The price of the transaction was not disclosed.
MDM Compliance Systems was launched in 2012 and provides a shareholding monitoring and reporting solution to financial institutions who are exposed to disclosure requirements.
The newly-named Shareholding Disclosure Service will sit alongside Kaizen’s existing reporting quality assurance services providing the controls firms need to ensure they effectively meet their reporting quality and control obligations.
The service is a fully-automated monitoring and flexible reporting system covering over 95 countries that aims to address the challenges of more than 400 global shareholding disclosure rules and requirements including complex takeover rules.
Dario Crispini, CEO of Kaizen Reporting, comments: “With the complexity, time and costs that firms face it’s vital that they have the confidence in the services they are using and we will continue to grow and invest in the Shareholding Disclosure Service to ensure it provides everything our clients need.”
The price of the transaction was not disclosed.
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