An automated Canadian derivatives reporting solution delivered through MAP FinTech, Complyport’s award-winning RegTech platform.
Relevant Regulation: The relevant rules enacted by each of the Securities Commissions of the administrative provinces and territories of Canada.
Start Date: 31 October 2014
Regulatory Type: Regulatory Reporting
Types of firms affected: Entities in scope are determined in accordance with the ISDA methodology for reporting party requirements
Supervisory Authority: The relevant Securities Commission for each of the administrative provinces and territories of Canada.
Frequency of Reporting: As per relevant rules enacted by each of the Securities Commissions of the administrative provinces and territories of Canada.
Our CSA Reporting Service, delivered through MAP FinTech, Complyport’s award-winning RegTech platform, is a comprehensive derivatives reporting solution designed to support compliance, efficiency and regulatory alignment. It helps firms achieve accurate and timely reporting for their derivatives transactions.
The CSA Reporting Rewrite went live on 25 July 2025, introducing significant changes aimed at greater alignment with global standards. Key updates include expanded validation rules, the introduction of Unique Product Identifier (UPI) and Unique Transaction Identifier (UTI) standards, support for position-level reporting, and enhanced action and event combinations for more accurate lifecycle tracking. Trade Repositories may also determine their own data formats, while outstanding trades reported under the previous regime must be updated following go-live.
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.
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.