Digital Regulatory Reporting

Unlike traditional reporting that relies on fragmented downstream data, DRR generates reports natively from the Unified Trade Record. By using the Common Domain Model (CDM) standard, the reporting logic is applied directly to the authoritative transaction state. This ensures that every report is a “single source of truth” reflecting the actual lifecycle of the trade, rather than a reconstructed version from disparate systems.

Yes. Because the reporting data is derived directly from the CDM-standardised Unified Trade Record, there is no discrepancy between your internal trade state and your external regulatory filings. This removes the need for post-hoc reconciliation, significantly reducing operational overhead and the risk of manual data entry errors that typically lead to regulatory breaches.

The CDM provides a standardised, machine-readable language for trade events and lifecycle data. By using this as the foundation for DRR, every reporting action is fully traceable back to the original trade event. This creates a transparent audit trail, improving data governance and providing regulators with higher confidence in the consistency and integrity of your data.