Understanding the specific requirements for reporting quantity units of measure under ASIC's derivatives trade reporting framework is crucial for compliance. The regulatory standards define precise methodologies for capturing and submitting this critical data element across different transaction legs.

Shenkman Capital Management, Inc. has partnered with TRAction for seamless transaction reporting.

Understanding the notional amount field for Leg 1 in ASIC derivative transaction reporting is crucial for compliance. This guide explores the specific requirements, data formats, and reporting obligations that financial institutions must meet when submitting trade reports to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.

Understanding the notional amount reporting requirements for Leg 2 under ASIC derivatives trade reporting regulations. This guide examines the specific data field requirements, formatting standards, and compliance considerations for accurately reporting notional amounts in the second leg of derivative transactions.

The objective of this partnership is to support ACM Europe Limited's internal trade reporting framework through the use of TRAction's trade reporting solution.

TRAction’s trade reporting solution is now seamlessly integrated with TraderEvolution’s technology, enabling firms to support advanced transaction reporting requirements across Europe and the UK.

Data lineage is being able to see data from its origin to its end point.

Reporting entities need to take reasonable steps to ensure completeness, accuracy and currency of the information.

Evolving landscape of trade reporting and the imperative for firms to adapt their liquidity provider agreements.

A Virtual Power Purchase Agreement (VPPA) is an instrument that closely follows the financial settlement terms of a Contract for Difference (CFD).

Can a delegate close or correct a transaction for its client which was previously reported to a trade repository (TR) by a former delegate.

Guide to asset segregation and collateral management to rehypothecation and termination clauses.

Deutsche Bahn changes its prices for the supply of electricity for locomotives and allows third parties access to its electrical grid to avoid margin squeeze allegations.

Segmenting European consumers on electric vehicle adoption.

The size of the NAV loan market currently measures around $100 billion and is poised to grow to $700 billion by 2030, according to an estimate from 17Capital cited in a Bloomberg article this week.

ASIC’s OTC derivative transaction reporting rules allow reporting entities to delegate their reporting obligations to a third party.

UK EMIR Refit old format (for open trades) window closes on 29 March 2025.

Many global regulators have implemented reporting regimes so that they are able to get a more complete picture of the derivative activity & exposures in their markets.

On 8 April 2016, the Commission announced that it had adopted a decision to relieve Deutsche Bahn of its obligation to comply with a commitments decision made binding on the company in December 2013.

Major sports leagues around the world are using Virtual Power Purchase Agreements.