Traiana Connects to Pre-Trade Repositories for Emir Reporting

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New-York-based Traiana connects to four repositories to support its clients with trade reporting for EMIR.

The European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) will require institutions to report their derivatives trades to appropriate trade repositories starting February 12, 2014, Harmony TR Connect will provide them with a single point of connection for post-trade reporting of over-the-counter (OTC) as well as exchange-traded derivatives (ETD) trades.

Harmony TR Connect will offer connectivity to the CME, DTCC, Regis-TR, and UnaVista trade repository, but buy- and sell-side participants will be able to decide to report their individual trades to the trade repository of their choice using a unique transaction identifier (UTI).

"The messaging service provided by Traiana enables clients to submit multi-asset class, over-the-counter and exchange-traded derivatives data to our CME European Trade Repository in a simple and efficient manner," says Daniel Corrigan, executive director and CEO European Trade Repository, CME Group. "The efficacy of Traiana's messaging and UTI generation is key to this offering."

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