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EMIR Refit is expanding scope of derivatives reporting and now includes Crypto derivatives reporting.

ESMA has provided guidelines on reporting of derivatives on crypto-assets as part of EMIR Refit guidelines so it is now clear that crypto derivatives are required to be reported removing any ambiguity. A new field is introduced by the regulator to identify such derivatives. Scope of reporting is expanded to only those derivatives on crypto-assets …

UTI reporting changes in EMIR REFIT

Emir Refit – UTI stands for Unique Trade Identifier, which is a unique identifier assigned to a trade in order to report trade data to trade repositories. The UTI is a critical component of the trade reporting process under EMIR REFIT, as it helps ensure the accuracy and integrity of the trade data that is …

EMIR Refit reporting starts in April and September 2024 – what it means for companies

The European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) Refit go-live dates have been annou   nced for the EU and the UK. EMIR trade reporting obliges all companies engaged in over-the-counter (OTC) and exchange-traded (ETD) derivatives trading to report the trades and valuations to a repository. The regulation applies in the European Union (EU-EMIR) and the United Kingdom …

MiFID II penalties quadrupled to €8.4 million in 2020

ESMA’s latest report reveals a substantial surge in penalties and corrective actions linked to MiFID II non-compliance across Europe in 2020 when compared to the previous year. Here are some key findings from the report: Quadrupled Sanctions: The number of sanctions and remedial actions, as imposed by national competent authorities (NCAs) across Europe, experienced a …