Regis-TR and TriOptima Partner on Portfolio Reconciliation

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EU regulators are mandated compression and reporting in the coming months.

The vendor says that integrating the repository's data will allow triResolve clients to perform verification and reconciliation processes on trades submitted, while using the product's workflows to address exceptions.

The move is in response to impending deadlines from the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) that mandate portfolio compression for over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives, while the process of actual trade reporting is scheduled to begin on January 1, 2014.

"A large cross-section of European financial institutions and corporates will appreciate the functionality offered through this new collaboration to solve their trade reporting and reconciliation requirements efficiently," said David Retana, MD at Regis-TR. "Since November 2012, Regis-TR has provided customers with a reporting environment where they can test, understand, and implement before actual go-live deadlines under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation; and this enhancement will offer significant benefits."

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