FinfraG Article 39 Post Trade Transparency Trade Reporting support for cash equities and fixed income for a large European Bank
Client: Large European Bank
Objective
To implement FinfraG Article 39 Post Trade Transparency Trade reporting for cash equities and fixed income.
Challenges
- Requirements traceability: Implementing provisions for a requirement spread across multiple regulatory documents made it difficult to analyze and trace requirements
- Ambiguity in the regulatory text and definition of few key terms made interpreting and understanding the regulation a challenge
- Lack of clear regulatory guidance
CRISIL's Solution
- Understanding the background
- Conducted detailed study of trade reporting regulation with implementing provisions in FMIO, FINMA-FMIO, FINMA;
- Sought out compliance team advice and industry confirmations on our interpretations/assumptions for ambiguous regulatory texts;
- Liaised with industry vendors to define reporting process in light of similar regulations like MiFID II already in place;
- Held regular discussions with working group to understand the impact from stakeholder perspective.
- Conducted detailed study of trade reporting regulation with implementing provisions in FMIO, FINMA-FMIO, FINMA;
- Defining the business requirements
- Defined requirements for trade reporting and reference data;
- Identified the entities/branches/products and business scenarios or executions in scope of the regulation and converted them to business requirements;
- Mapped the regulatory fields to the fields in the source systems of the client to ensure accurate reporting for cash equities and bonds.
- Defined requirements for trade reporting and reference data;
- Defining the functional requirements
- Converted business requirements into functional requirements, use cases and scenarios;
- Defined the logic for sourcing the unavailable reportable fields from trading systems/ reference data or maintaining them in-house.
- Converted business requirements into functional requirements, use cases and scenarios;