DTCC Collaborates with REGnosys to Support ISDA Digital Regulatory Reporting
Traders and derivatives services (DTCC) have announced they are working with a new regulatory reporting system to help their businesses prepare for further trade reports. These are the latest steps in the development of the ICDA Digital Regulatory Reports (ISD) solution. The chief executive of DTCC says the company is working to ensure. (). The DTC is to work with Regnosys to support the industrys ability to use the digital recording system as part of its efforts to tackle forthcoming global devaluations, which could be rolled out by trade regulators for the first time in more than two decades, and it is being given the go-ahead by the UK regulator to provide accurate, timely and cost-effective assessments of trade data submissions made using an open-source data system that makes it easier to access the market practices in order to change the way it deals with the new rules of trading, trade and lifecycle events, trading and financial markets - including the trade-reporting laws and the future of traders safety and trading records. But the firm has said it has been taking part in an effort to improve the practice of dealing with trade rewrites that are expected to be made available to the world. A joint partnership has begun in London, London and New York, but is now ready to take advantage of this initiative, as it launches its first batch of new technology designed to make changes to trade industry regulations.
Source: tradersmagazine.comPublished on 2024-04-11
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