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BearingPoint initiates solution for SFTR reporting compliance


15 January 2019 Amsterdam
Reporter: Maddie Saghir

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BearingPoint has expanded its ABACUS/Transactions software with a new Â鶹´«Ã½ Financing Transactions Regulation (SFTR) module, which helps institutions comply with the reporting obligations.

Bodo Windmoeller, BearingPoint’s chief product officer, regtech, said: “Market actors tend to underestimate the complexity drivers. Myriad regulations make financial services increasingly complex and costly.â€

“Reporting institutions can rely on the various ABACUS/Transactions modules to reduce the negative effects of the ever-increasing regulatory requirements.â€

He continued: “Our tried-and-tested solution already supports various types of transaction-based reports, ranging from European Markets Infrastructure Regulation, FMIA/FinfraG, Credit Support Annex and Money Market Statistical Reporting to the second Markets in Financial Instruments Directive/Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation, and now, SFTR. Our clients can make the most use of synergies along the regulatory value chain.â€

Alexander Becht, product manager for ABACUS/Transactions at BearingPoint, commented: “We have already adopted the established EMIR reporting logic and infrastructure within our SFTR module, enabling the automatic generation and submission of reports to the trade repositories from within the solution.â€

He added: “ABACUS/Transactions has been in use since 2014 and has become well-established in the market, with renowned clients in seven countries successfully using the software to comply with several transaction-based reporting schemes.â€
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