Multi-regime trade repository and regulatory reporting platform for SFTR, EMIR, MiFID II, and similar reporting frameworks. Connectivity options for brokers, reporting automation, exception and reconciliation management.
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Platforms that automate the preparation and submission of required reports to regulatory authorities, ensuring accuracy and timeliness.
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Multi-source Connectivity Ability to connect and ingest data from various back-office, trading, and accounting systems. |
The platform offers connectivity options for brokers, and is used by market participants for multiple reporting regimes, demonstrating multi-source connectivity. | |
Real-time Data Sync Synchronize data feeds with minimal latency for up-to-date reporting. |
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Data Validation Rules Built-in logic to check data accuracy and completeness before report generation. |
Exception and reconciliation management implies presence of data validation rules before report generation. | |
Data Normalization Standardize and reconcile differing data formats for consistent processing. |
Multi-regime support and reconciliation features require data normalization across jurisdictions and formats. | |
Audit Trail for Data Changes Track every data modification for compliance reviews and troubleshooting. |
Trade repository compliance solutions retain audit trails for regulatory scrutiny. | |
Bulk Data Import & Export Support for batch processing of large data sets. |
Bulk import/export is standard for trade repositories to accommodate large files from brokers. | |
Metadata Tagging Assign metadata to reportable items for easier querying and classification. |
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Secure Data Transfer Encrypt data in transit and at rest when collecting from external/internal systems. |
Secure transfer is a regulatory necessity for a trade repository handling sensitive transaction data. | |
Historical Data Access Capability to retrieve and report on previous periods’ data for amendments or resubmissions. |
Historical data access is necessary for amendments/corrections in regulatory filings; typical of reporting repositories. | |
Automated Data Error Alerts Triggers notifications to appropriate personnel upon data discrepancies. |
Exception and reconciliation management implies automated alerts for data errors. |
Pre-configured Report Templates Availability of standard templates catering to key regulatory regimes (e.g., SEC, FINRA, ESMA, MiFID II). |
Platform supports multiple regulatory regimes with templates for SFTR, EMIR, MiFID II, etc. | |
Custom Report Builder Tools for users to create and save custom report layouts. |
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Multi-lingual and Multi-jurisdictional Support Create reports that comply with different regions’ language and format requirements. |
Supports multi-jurisdiction and multi-language reporting for regimes like EMIR (EU), SFTR, etc. | |
Template Version Control Track edits to report templates and maintain version histories. |
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Flexible Output Formats Generate reports in common formats (PDF, XLSX, XML, XBRL, CSV, etc.). |
Common regulatory reporting standards require export in multiple output formats (XML, CSV, etc.). | |
Built-in Documentation Guidance Inline links to regulatory rulebooks and context-sensitive help. |
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Scheduled Report Generation Support for automating recurring report creation on a fixed schedule. |
Regulatory reporting is regularly scheduled (daily, weekly, etc.) and automated by the solution. | |
Conditional Formatting Highlight fields or sections based on thresholds or logic. |
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Cross-report Referencing Easily link and reference data between different reporting outputs. |
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Ad-hoc Reporting Tools for spontaneous, on-demand reporting beyond pre-defined templates. |
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Direct Electronic Filing Integration Submit reports directly to regulators (e.g. FINRA Gateway, EMIR, SEC EDGAR) via secure APIs. |
REGIS-TR provides secure API and direct submission to regulatory authorities for SFTR, EMIR, etc. | |
Submission Scheduling Automated workflows to submit reports by due dates, with configurable timing. |
Automated workflows to submit by regulatory deadlines are essential in this class of product. | |
Submission Status Tracking Automatically track acknowledgment, rejection, and feedback from regulators. |
Submission tracking and feedback (acknowledgment, rejection) is part of regulatory reporting workflow. | |
Multi-channel Filing Support Capability to file via APIs, SFTP, web uploads, or email. |
Supports multiple file delivery and submission methods (API, SFTP) required by financial regulations. | |
Resubmission Handling Automated management for rejected or corrected files. |
Handles resubmissions after file rejection as part of exception management. | |
Submission Confirmation Receipts Automated storing and alerting for successful receipts from regulators. |
Receipts and confirmations from the regulator are a basic compliance requirement for these filings. | |
Automatic Time Zone Adjustment Ensure timing compliance across global regulatory deadlines. |
Platform serves multinational clients—must handle different time zones for compliance. | |
Batch Filing Send multiple reports in a single operation. |
Supports batch processing for multiple trades/entities and regulatory filings. | |
Submission Audit Log Maintain a history of all filings and statuses. |
Audit log of all submissions is a critical feature for regulatory reporting audits. | |
Submission Encryption and Security Protect reports during filing via encryption and secure transport. |
Encryption and security of transmission are mandated for reporting to regulators. |
Dynamic Rule Engine Configurable logic engine for defining current and evolving compliance requirements. |
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Regulatory Update Feeds Automatic import of new rules or changes from authoritative sources. |
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Gap Analysis Tools Identify where processes or data fail to meet regulatory standards. |
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Automated Testing and Simulation Run simulated reporting scenarios to gauge rule adherence. |
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Exception Identification Flags and logs when data or processes breach compliance logic. |
Exception management and flagging are explicitly described as platform functions. | |
Customizable Rule Parameters Users can adjust thresholds, triggers, or definitions as rules change. |
Regulatory solutions of this type allow parameterization due to diverse and changing standards. | |
Rule Version Control Maintains historical views on rule changes and their effective dates. |
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Peer Benchmarking Compare compliance metrics to industry benchmarks for best practices. |
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Regulatory Change Alerts Proactive notifications about legal or regulatory amendments. |
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Multi-regime Support Manage and apply rules from different regulatory bodies simultaneously. |
Explicitly supports multiple regulatory regimes simultaneously—core feature of the product. |
Role-based Access Control Define granular permissions for viewing, editing, and submitting reports. |
Product supports access control as required for regulated data environments. | |
Multi-level Approval Workflows Design workflows with several review or sign-off stages for quality assurance. |
Workflows for multi-level approvals/signoffs are mandated in compliance operations. | |
User Action Audit Trails Record all actions taken on reports and the responsible users. |
User action audit trails are necessary for regulatory evidencing. | |
Delegation and Proxy Rights Temporary assignment of reporting responsibilities during absences. |
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Separation of Duties Enforcement Prevent conflicts of interest or fraud through process design. |
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Single Sign-On (SSO) Integrate user authentication with enterprise identity providers. |
Enterprise clients typically demand SSO; platform integration with brokerage and institutional users likely includes SSO. | |
Access Expiry and Time-bound Permissions Automatically revoke temporary or project-based access rights. |
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Commenting & Annotation Enable reviewers to discuss or flag report sections. |
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Workflow Automation Triggers Initiate escalation or notification chains based on workflow status. |
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Configurable Approval Hierarchies Set rules for escalating reports to more senior reviewers as needed. |
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Automated Data Reconciliation Compare reported values to primary records for completeness and correctness. |
Platform’s reconciliation and exception management implies automated data reconciliation. | |
Multi-level Data Validation Checks Run configurable validation layers prior to submission. |
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Anomaly Detection Identify data outliers that might signal errors or fraudulent activity. |
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Reconciliation Reporting Generate summary and detailed reports of reconciliation status. |
Detailed and summary reconciliation status is typically available for investigation and compliance records. | |
Variance Threshold Configuration Set tolerances for acceptable deviations in reported figures. |
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Reconciliation Exception Handling Automatically flag and record unresolved discrepancies. |
Exception management includes flagging unresolved discrepancies. | |
Historical Comparison Tools Detect substantial shifts in reported figures compared to previous periods. |
Historical comparisons are used for amendment and resubmission, which is referenced. | |
Third-party Reconciliation Integration Integrate with custodians, exchanges, or CCPs for third-party verifications. |
Trade repositories integrate with custodians/exchanges (as per SFTR/EMIR rules) for third-party verification. | |
Automated Certifier Assignment Route unresolved exceptions to appointed users for final approval. |
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Parallel Processing Capabilities Run reconciliation/verifications for high data volumes simultaneously. |
Handles high-volume processing; concurrent reconciliation/validation is expected for major repositories. |
Comprehensive Audit Trails Log all user actions, data changes, system events, and submissions. |
Comprehensive audit trails are a requirement for regulated repositories to ensure traceability. | |
Immutable Log Records Protect logs from unauthorized modification or deletion. |
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Time-stamped Records Apply secure time stamps to all audit entries. |
Secure, time-stamped audit logs are a regulatory requirement for this type of platform. | |
Log Retention Policy Controls Configurable, compliance-aligned retention and deletion schedules. |
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Audit Export Tools Easily export logs for third-party auditors or regulators. |
Third-party audits are supported, as required by regulatory mandates. | |
Searchable Audit History Advanced filtering/search tools to quickly find log entries. |
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Automated Tamper Detection Alerting or locking of logs upon suspicious activity. |
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External Audit Interface Designated portal or access methods for external audit reviews. |
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Change Impact Reports Summarize the impact of system/process changes over time. |
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Integration with SIEM/SOC Tools Interoperate with security incident monitoring systems. |
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End-to-end Data Encryption Encrypt data both at rest and during transmission. |
Encryption at rest and in transit is a legal requirement for repositories under EU and global standards. | |
Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) Require multiple identity verifications for high-risk actions. |
Enterprise-grade regulatory reporting platforms include MFA for access to sensitive client transactions. | |
Granular Permission Controls Limit visibility and editability of reports, fields, and workflows. |
Granular permissions for access and editing are expected as part of regulatory user management. | |
Automated Data Masking Redact personally identifiable information for non-authorized users. |
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Intrusion Detection & Alerting Monitor for and alert on unauthorized access or suspicious activity. |
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Security Patch Management Automated checks and deployments of security updates. |
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Vulnerability Scanning Regular scans of the solution for potential security weaknesses. |
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GDPR/CCPA Readiness Design features with global data privacy requirements in mind. |
The solution is built for the EU, likely including GDPR compliance and features mindful of CCPA-like jurisdictions. | |
Incident Response Plan Integration Links security alerts to broader enterprise incident management processes. |
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User Session Timeout/Lockout Controls Auto-logout after periods of inactivity. |
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Concurrent User Support Number of users who can actively operate the system at once. |
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Report Generation Speed Average time taken to produce a standard compliance report. |
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High Availability Failover Resilient infrastructure with instant failover in event of primary system failure. |
Continuous operation and instant failover are a standard in regulatory focused SaaS offerings. | |
Disaster Recovery RPO/RTO Maximum tolerable period for data loss and restoration time following a failure. |
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Load Balancing Distribute processing tasks over multiple nodes/servers. |
Load balancing is expected in platforms supporting trade data from multiple market participants. | |
Elastic Resource Scaling Dynamically add or remove computation/storage capacity as usage demands. |
Elastic scaling is necessary to support periodic reporting surges (e.g. end-of-day or period end submissions). | |
Uptime SLA Percentage of time the system is guaranteed to be operational. |
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Large Data Volume Support System’s tested maximum data processing size per reporting cycle. |
undefined Large volume processing is referenced and required for SFTR/EMIR repositories. |
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API Rate Limiting Maximum number of API requests permitted per time unit. |
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Multi-tenant Isolation Logical isolation between different client/system environments. |
As a trade repository platform with multiple client entities, tenant isolation is a given. |
Open API Availability Publicly documented APIs for extensible integrations. |
API interfaces and documentation are standard for reporting automation and integrations. | |
Standard Data Format Support Import/export in regulatory or industry standards (FIX, ISO 20022, XBRL, CSV, etc.). |
Product supports regulatory standards (ISO 20022, XBRL, CSV) for reporting under EMIR, SFTR, etc. | |
Plug-in Architecture Add new modules with minimal development effort. |
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Outbound Webhook Support Trigger external workflows or third-party downstream systems. |
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Pre-built Integrations Native affordances for connecting with major core brokerage/financial/CRM platforms. |
Native integrations with major financial platforms is common for regulatory infrastructure providers like REGIS-TR. | |
Legacy System Compatibility Data and process integration with older or on-premise systems. |
Repository platforms integrate with legacy and on-prem systems at banks and brokers. | |
API Security (e.g. OAuth2, mTLS) Adherence to industry-standard secure authentication and encryption in API calls. |
Secure APIs for integration with clients and regulators, employing current standards such as OAuth2/mTLS. | |
File Transfer Protocol Support SFTP, FTPS, and similar protocols for batch data movement. |
SFTP uploads and secure file transfer protocols are widely used for regulatory reporting. | |
Data Mapping Tools Graphical UIs or scriptable tools for mapping and transforming data fields. |
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Extensible Web Services SOAP/RESTful web services for custom integrations. |
Web service integrations (REST, SOAP) are standard in multi-regime reporting tools. |
Intuitive User Interface Accessible, clearly organized screens and workflows. |
Trade repository and compliance reporting platforms prioritize usability for non-technical users. | |
Contextual Help and Guides Embedded instructions, tool-tips, and support for business processes. |
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Self-service Administration Non-technical users can configure key solution features without vendor support. |
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Automated Software Updates Receive and apply new releases with minimal manual intervention. |
Vendor-managed upgrades and continuous compliance are described as benefits in REGIS-TR's offering. | |
24/7 Vendor Support Access to technical and regulatory experts at any time. |
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In-product Feedback Mechanism Users can report issues or suggest features directly in the application. |
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Customizable Dashboards User or team-specific homepages summarizing KPIs and exceptions. |
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Training & Onboarding Programs Comprehensive learning resources and workshops for new users. |
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Performance Monitoring Tools Dashboards for technical health and issue detection. |
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Multi-device Access Full functionality on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. |
Financial institution clients require multi-device (web, desktop, sometimes mobile) secured access. |
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