Opexia delivers precise and comprehensive regulatory reporting solutions for banks, ensuring seamless compliance with evolving regulations while allowing financial institutions to focus on growth and customer success.
Navigating the intricate landscape of regulatory reporting is a formidable task for banking institutions, where the stakes are high and the challenges are multifaceted. To thrive in this environment, banks must overcome the following key hurdles, ranked by their impact on compliance and operational efficiency
Non-Compliance Risks:
Failing to meet regulatory requirements can result in severe penalties, legal actions, and significant reputational damage, making compliance the top priority for banks.
Adapting to Evolving Regulations:
The regulatory landscape is constantly changing, requiring banks to continuously update their processes, systems, and reporting practices to stay compliant.
Data Quality and Consistency:
Ensuring that data across multiple systems is accurate, consistent, and reliable is critical for generating correct reports and avoiding compliance issues.
Managing Multiple Jurisdictions:
Banks operating in different countries must comply with diverse regulatory requirements, adding complexity to the reporting process and increasing the risk of errors.
Integration of Disparate Data Sources:
Consolidating data from various sources, such as legacy systems, new platforms, and third-party providers, can be challenging, leading to potential gaps or inconsistencies.
Meeting Tight Reporting Deadlines:
Regulatory authorities often impose strict deadlines for report submissions, putting pressure on banks to process, verify, and submit data quickly without compromising accuracy.
Ensuring Robust Audit Trails:
Maintaining comprehensive and accessible audit trails is essential for demonstrating compliance during regulatory inspections and audits.
Transparency and Accountability Demands:
The increasing focus on transparency requires banks to provide more detailed and frequent reporting, adding to the complexity and workload of regulatory reporting teams.
Leveraging Opexia’s expertise and advanced REGTECH platform, we empower banks to tackle regulatory challenges with confidence and efficiency. Here’s how we can help:"
Expert Guidance Through Regulatory Evolution:
Streamlined, Unified Reporting Processes:
Industrialized Efficiency for Regulatory Compliance:
Accurate, Timely Submissions in Required Formats:
Focus on Core Business with Reduced Compliance Burden:
With Opexia’s comprehensive suite of reporting services, banks can navigate the complexities of regulatory compliance with confidence and precision. Each service is designed to meet the specific needs of your institution, ensuring that every report is accurate, timely, and in full alignment with regulatory requirements. Here’s a detailed look at the scope of our reporting services:"
Regulatory Reporting for Prudential Requirements (COREP):
Ensure your bank meets capital adequacy standards with Opexia’s COREP reporting services, delivering precise calculations and detailed submissions that align with European Banking Authority (EBA) guidelines."
Financial Reporting (FINREP):
Achieve transparency and compliance with our FINREP services, which streamline the reporting of financial statements and regulatory data, providing a clear view of your bank’s financial health."
Liquidity Reporting (LCR/NSFR):
Maintain liquidity resilience with Opexia’s LCR and NSFR reporting, ensuring that your bank meets the stringent liquidity requirements and is prepared to withstand financial stress."
Leverage Ratio Reporting:
Optimize your capital management strategy with accurate leverage ratio reporting, helping your bank balance risk and regulatory demands efficiently."
Asset Encumbrance Reporting:
Safeguard your bank’s assets with our asset encumbrance reporting services, providing critical insights into the availability and usage of collateral in financial operations."
Large Exposures Reporting:
Manage risk effectively with detailed large exposures reporting, ensuring that your bank adheres to regulatory limits on concentration risk."
Counterparty Credit Risk (CCR) Reporting:
Mitigate counterparty risk with Opexia’s CCR reporting services, which offer thorough analysis and reporting on your bank’s exposures to counterparties.
Market Risk Reporting:
Stay ahead of market fluctuations with comprehensive market risk reporting, helping your bank manage and report on potential losses from market movements."
Operational Risk Reporting:
Reduce operational risks with our specialized reporting services, which provide detailed assessments and help you manage risks associated with daily banking operations.
Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Book (IRRBB) Reporting:
Manage and monitor interest rate risks in your banking book with Opexia’s IRRBB reporting services, ensuring your bank's financial stability in the face of interest rate changes.
Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Financial Crime Reporting:
Protect your institution and maintain compliance with rigorous AML and financial crime reporting, ensuring that suspicious activities are identified and reported promptly."
Tax Reporting (FATCA/CRS):
Stay compliant with international tax regulations through our FATCA and CRS reporting services, delivering accurate and timely tax information to relevant authorities."
Payment Services Directive (PSD2) Reporting:
Ensure transparency and compliance in your payment services with Opexia’s PSD2 reporting, designed to meet the specific requirements of the European Union’s payment regulations."
CESOP (Central Electronic System of Payment Information) Reporting:
Stay ahead of EU VAT compliance with Opexia’s CESOP reporting services, ensuring accurate and timely reporting of cross-border payment transactions in alignment with EU directives."
Each of these services is meticulously crafted to meet the demands of today’s regulatory environment, ensuring that your bank remains compliant while minimizing the burden of regulatory reporting.
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