ASIC Reporting

An automated ASIC derivatives reporting solution delivered through
MAP FinTech, 
Complyport’s award winning RegTech platform.
 

Relevant Regulation: ASIC Derivative Transaction Rules (Reporting) 2013

Start date: 21 October 2024

Regulatory Type: Regulatory Reporting

Types of firms affected: Australian counterparties to a derivative contract such as banks, investment firms, non-financial counterparties and others.

Supervisory authority: ASIC

Frequency of reporting: T+2

ASIC Derivative Transaction Rules (Reporting) Service

Our ASIC Reporting Service, delivered through MAP FinTech, Complyport’s award-winning RegTech platform, maps all compulsory trade data to the format required by the relevant Trade Repository in line with ASIC derivative transaction rules. The service helps firms remain compliant by updating reporting templates to reflect regulatory amendments throughout the engagement period. 

 

With the ASIC Rewrite in effect since 21 October 2024, the solution supports firms in transitioning to the ISO 20022 XML reporting format, meeting T+2 reporting deadlines and managing new data requirements, including UTI, UPI, counterparty details, collateral and valuation reporting. 

Our ASIC Reporting Service Enables You To:

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Key Features

UPI Link Search Tool

Our UPI Link Search Tool enables firms to match product attributes precisely to those already issued Unique Product Identifiers (UPIs) in the ANNA-DSB database. This ensures that reporting companies use the correct UPI Code for transaction reporting, reducing errors and ensuring compliance.

Benefits

Solution Includes

With the ASIC Rewrite introducing substantial changes, our expert team and advanced technology ensure you remain compliant, avoid regulatory pitfalls, and streamline your reporting processes efficiently.

Powered by MAP FinTech

Manage your EMIR reporting through MAP FinTech, Complyport’s award-winning RegTech Platform. The platform supports the reporting lifecycle within one centralised environment, helping firms improve data quality, automate processes and maintain greater oversight of their regulatory obligations.  

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