As financial regulations increase in number and complexity, firms can no longer prepare for each in isolation. Instead, they need to take a strategic approach to how they acquire and manage their data in order to take advantage of available efficiencies, reduce operational risks, and gain insights that benefit their business beyond regulation.
Data is at the heart of everything Bloomberg does – and so it is with regulation. Our regulatory data solutions, supported by a team of experts, provide firms with the data sets they need to not only satisfy current regulations but also to help prepare for upcoming regulatory requirements.
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Our accounting regulation data products enable risk and compliance managers, asset managers, insurers, accountants and other financial organizations to navigate the increasingly complex liquidity, regulatory and accounting disclosure environment. To maintain transparency in capital markets, regulators require firms to provide detailed information on their trading systems, trade and valuation reporting, capital plan and accounting approaches. This is mandated globally, from SEC and FINRA in the U.S. to EBA and ESMA in Europe, with regulations including EMIR, AIFMD, Form PF, EBA Prudent Valuation and more.
Learn more about Bloomberg’s solutions for IFRS 9.
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Available via the Bloomberg Terminal and our Enterprise data feeds, Bloomberg provides a broad suite of data products to help customers with their growing regulatory capital and liquidity challenges. From assisting banks with identifying balance sheet assets that qualify as High Quality Liquid Assets (HQLA) under LCR regulations, to assisting both banks and buy-side firms with classifying eligible collateral for non-cleared derivatives, Bloomberg has you covered.
Learn more about Bloomberg’s solutions for FRTB.
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Navigating the increasingly complex maze of global regulatory requirements brings significant data management challenges – putting banks, investments firms, asset managers and other financial institutions at risk of non-compliance. For example, the introduction in recent years of a number of reporting requirements (MiFID II, SFTR, Short-Selling Regulation & more) has dramatically expanded the amount of data that must be captured within the trade workflow. In addition, firms must abide by sanction rules in the jurisdictions where they do business or risk substantial fines. With Brexit set to further complicate the task, firms need automated data feeds to meet their obligations and enhance data quality. Lastly, with the growing importance of Investor Protection, firms need to ensure transparency and verification of data. Bloomberg enables to firms gain control over their compliance data.
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To manage the multitude of global, regional and local tax obligations they are now subject to, financial firms require a streamlined, efficient and dependable way to identify tax-eligible instruments, and map them to security databases. Drawing on Bloomberg’s vast data resources, our solutions provide updated eligibility data at the security level, enabling firms to identify eligible instruments quickly and dynamically, calculate payments accurately, and avoid unexpected liability.
Learn more about our Tax Data Solutions.