EMIR - New Reporting Technical Standards (RTS) Workshop

5 Sep 2017

Training

London Stock Exchange

10 Paternoster Square

London

EC4M 7LS

Comprehensive training workshop designed to provide operations and compliance staff with a complete introduction to the new EMIR reporting changes.

The London Stock Exchange Group have developed a EMIR Reporting Technical Standards (RTS) Workshop to provide operations and compliance staff with a thorough introduction to the new EMIR reporting changes.

On 21st January 2017 the revised EMIR trade reporting technical standards were published in the Official Journal of the European Union. The revised regulation comes into effect on 13th February 2017 with a definite go-live date of 1st November 2017 for the new reporting standards.

The revised technical standards are far more onerous than the Level 1 and Level 2 validation changes.

Key elements include:

An increase in number of fields from 85 to 129
Validation rules specified for the reports both at trade and position level.
Validation rules dependent on each Action Type
More detailed instructions with respect to N/A values

Join us for an EMIR RTS workshop to gain a complete insight into the changes and ensure you are a step ahead.

There are 3 course dates available this year. All courses run from 9.00am-11.00am on the day specified.

- 4th July 2017

- 5th September 2017

- 16th October 2017

Cost:

£250 plus VAT (UnaVista client rate)

£350 plus VAT (non-UnaVista client rate)

NB: UnaVista clients will be invoiced the fee post the course. Non-UnaVista clients must pay by credit/debit card at time of booking.

David Nowell

Head of Industry Relations and Regulatory Compliance

David has over 20 years financial services experience on both sides of the regulatory fence, having worked previously for the FCA, Reuters and Credit Suisse. At Credit Suisse, he was Transaction Reporting Manager, responsible for ensuring compliance across all aspects of the reporting process and advising on new regulatory requirements. Prior to this, Nowell was a Technical Specialist within the Transaction Monitoring Unit at the FCA, where he was responsible for shaping the transaction reporting rules and providing guidance to UK firms. David was the FCA’s representative on transaction reporting in Europe for a number of years where he was intimately engaged in policy negotiations with other regulators, giving him a unique insight into the policy making process and the regulators’ expectations of the industry.