Description
Compliance managers traditionally rely on internal SQL scripts and spreadsheets to gather complex data for regulatory reporting. But this manual approach raises the risk of data discrepancies and delays, especially when funds expand. And the pressure to mitigate these risks has only intensified among investors and regulatory agencies alike.
In this webinar Indus Valley Partners’ subject matter experts discuss how the IVP Regulatory Reporting Solution helps compliance managers streamline regulatory reporting, replacing SQL queries and Excel spreadsheets to improve efficiency up to 80%.
Key Takeaways
- Understand the risks of manual regulatory reporting
- Discover the benefits of automation and managed services
- Learn how to adapt to evolving requirements (e.g. Form PF) automatically
- Hear real-world success stories and industry insights
- Product Demo: IVP Regulatory Reporting Solution
Regulatory Reporting
Maximize regulatory reporting efficiency with automation. This solution handles regulatory filings, manages threshold breach disclosures, and integrates seamlessly with enterprise systems and fund admins.
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