CKV Spaarbank, the independent Belgian savings bank, has chosen Wolters Kluwer’s OneSumX to provide its regulatory reporting and financial reporting software.
CKV will use OneSumX for regulatory reporting and for all national and European Banking Authority reporting obligations.
The bank will also use the software for analytical credit datasets (AnaCredit), the European Central Bank project designed to set up a dataset containing detailed information on individual bank loans in the euro area.
The bank has also signed up to use OneSumX for finance, which provides financial institutions with fully integrated finance functionality.
CKV will use the solution for International Financial Reporting Standard (IFRS) 9 reporting, using the software’s cost-calculation engine for compliance with the accounting standard.
Rudi Deruytter, CEO of CKV Bank, said: “CKV required a solution not just for AnaCredit, but also more widely for our regulatory reporting obligations and IFRS 9.”
He added: “Wolters Kluwer was able to provide a truly integrated approach that matched our exacting requirements. The implementation of OneSumX will be vital for ensuring we are able to manage our increasing range of reporting requirements in the most effective way.”
Kris Van Bavel, managing director of Europe, the Middle East and Africa for Wolters Kluwer’s finance, risk and reporting business, commented: “Like many saving banks, CKV was aware that the manual process for managing reporting was sorely lacking. The bank’s decision to implement an integrated solution with OneSumX reflects our leading position in helping banks across the region navigate the increasingly complex regulatory landscape.”
He added: “More than 100 institutions across the region have chosen our AnaCredit solution in the past year and we are delighted to add CKV to this growing list. I look forward to working with CKV to ensure the bank’s reporting obligations are achieved.”
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