Definition: European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) trade reporting requires all EU/UK entities, including financial (FC) and non-financial (NFC) counterparties, to report derivative contract details to an authorized Trade Repository (TR). The regime is “double-sided,” meaning both parties must report, typically within one day after execution, covering OTC and exchange-traded derivatives.
Example: EMIR trade reporting includes counterparty details (LEI), trade identifiers (UTI), and instrument data (CFI/ISIN).
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The EMIR module of the IVP Regulatory Reporting Solution offers seamless automated reporting for firms operating in Europe mandated to report over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives under EMIR. The solution is designed to help buy-side firms manage a complex slate of filings, disclosures, and trade reports in an increasingly strict regulatory environment. It meets this challenge by eliminating fragmented processes, enhancing accuracy, and reducing operating costs through end-to-end automation across global regulatory filings.
