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Qomply Partners with REGIS-TR as it expands European services
15 July 2021 Luxembourg
Reporter: Carmella Haswell

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Qomply partners with European trade repository (TR) REGIS-TR as it seeks to expand its European services.

The partnership, announced by London based regulatory technology firm Qomply, aims to support market participants in meeting their reporting obligations across Europe and in major European regulations.

Nick Bruce, head of business development for REGIS-TR, commented: “Qomply is a
great addition to our expanding partnership programme. The specialised software
company shares our ethos of making the reporting process as efficient and simplified
as possible for all market participants.”

Stuart Hartley, director of Qomply, added: "Partnering with REGIS-TR, Qomply will
deliver end-to-end EMIR and SFTR reporting solutions for financial market
participants. With a shared emphasis on increasing efficiencies and reducing costs,
we are delighted to be combining our accuracy and reconciliation services with
REGIS-TR to unlock the full potential of digital transformation in regulatory reporting."

Qomply is a regulatory technology firm specialising in cloud-based solutions
for transaction reporting – covering the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFIR), the Securities Financing Transaction Regulation (SFTR) and the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR).

Qomply’s headline product, the Report Assure Suite, is a subscription-based,
managed service that covers key elements of the control framework for transaction
reporting.

REGIS-TR is a trade repository joint venture between Clearstream, a post-trade division of Deutsche Börse Group, and Iberclear, the Spanish CSD, which is part of BME Group.

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