Behind every truckload of iron ore, copper, or lithium, is a complex business model managing global risk – and derivatives are a key part of it.

Global cruise lines rely on derivatives to smooth out costs and keep long-term strategies on course even when markets get rough.

Leading consumer goods companies rely on derivatives to manage global risk and keep operations running smoothly.

One of the proposals announced in the federal budget last week was the introduction of measures to help ensure Canadians have access to safe, reliable and lower-cost remittance services.

The Unique Product Identifier (UPI) serves as a critical component of common data elements under EMIR, UK EMIR, ASIC, and MAS regulations, designed to identify OTC derivative products in transaction reporting. This article explores how UPIs work alongside Legal Entity Identifiers (LEIs) and examines the role of ANNA-DSB as the centralized service provider managing the UPI Reference Data Library. Understanding the methods for obtaining and creating UPIs is essential for firms navigating derivative transactio

It has been a busy time in the carbon market space for the livestock and agriculture industries. Earlier this month, the SEC finalized its carbon reporting...

TRAction's regulatory trade reporting solution covers multiple reporting regimes so that the costs and resource burden for investment firms can be reduced.

The Unique Product Identifier (UPI) is a new field and a component of the common data elements .

Many businesses use derivatives to manage market fluctuations. All such transactions must be reported.

These new validation rules will take effect from 26 January 2026 (Implementation Date).

There still appears to be some confusion in the CFD market around its root cause and resolution.

Why does EMIIR require a Unique Client ID? What is EMIR's approach to internal client identifiers? How does this issue arise? When should the UCI be created?

Delegating your reporting obligations to a third party does not transfer your regulatory accountability. Across all major regimes, the reporting entity remains ultimately responsible for the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of submitted data

Airports use derivatives to hedge fuel, interest rate, and currency risks, ensuring smooth operations amid economic volatility.

The ASIC Technical Guidance confirms that reporting entities do not have to make sure that they report the same UPI

Ontario class counsel are increasingly entering into third-party funding arrangements to hedge against the risks of adverse costs awards.

This week's Update features a number of stories on short-term rentals, as one established vacation rental platform continues to gain relevance in traditional hotel room distribution...

A CBDC is essentially a form of crypto-currency, although a non-traditional kind.

Canadian regulations harmonised with other global trade reporting regimes, to have improved data quality, transparency and standards.

Re-reporting or uplifting of impacted trades needs to be done by 20 April 2025.