Session Details
Leveraging Trade reporting: Reimagining MiFID II.5 with DRR

Presenting Speakers

About the Session

As the industry prepares for MiFID II.5’s 2026 transaction reporting go-live, this panel takes a forward-looking view on how hard-won lessons from new trade reporting regimes can be transformed into strategic advantage.

With Digital Regulatory Reporting (DRR) gaining momentum, panelists will explore how standards – such as the Common Domain Model (CDM) – enable firms to overcome long-standing challenges, including fragmented UK/EU requirements and legacy infrastructure.

Rather than seeing the 60+ new transaction reporting fields as a compliance burden, this session will reframe them as a catalyst for shifting from reactive remediation to proactive assurance. Can DRR unlock more accurate, consistent, and future-resilient transaction reporting?

 

Regulatory Challenges
  • EU Machine-readable and executable reporting Q4 Workshop
  • ESMA ‘core market data & the quality mandate’ MiFIR here
  • Central repositories (EU SAP, NCS) FCA DP23/2
  • EU Parliament back better access to market data here
  • FCA wholesale trade data – Findings Report here
  • EU/UK Consolidated Tape tender here
  • Public/private collaboration, Open-source code Finos here
  • Bank of England transforming data collection from the UK financial sector RegCast here and paper here
  • European Commission supervisory data strategy here
  • EU agenda to reduce reporting requirements by 25%
New RegTech/SupTech drivers
  • Will UK’s dirty windows crew get the right support? here
  • EMIR unplugged here 
  • New reporting expectations here
  • Analysis of EU/US 5-year data plans here
  • Derivatives analysis here
  • DRR 2023 research here
  • Regulatory Reporting task force here
  • Thomson Reuters: Digital regulatory reporting efforts reach milestone with successful CFTC swaps reporting launch in Europe here
  • RegCast: DRR music ups tempo here
  • Analysis: EC pushes ahead with DRR; UK ambitions narrow here