Calypso Unveils DTCC Interface to Support EMIR Reporting
According to Calypso, the interface ─ an extension of its OTC Clearing Solution for central counterparties (CCPs), clearing members and derivatives end-users ─ was specifically released in advance of the February 12, 2014 deadline for EMIR trade repository reporting for all asset classes.
It builds on the vendor's DTCC GTR interface for Dodd-Frank reporting on OTC derivatives, released in 2012, for interest-rate and credit derivatives, as well as FX products. Key functionality includes intra-day reporting of new trades, reporting of lifecycle events, and valuations.
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