Embarking on a MiFID II transaction reporting migration? Discover a comprehensive guide to seamlessly navigating this process. Learn about the benefits and considerations of switching ARMs, streamlining the migration process, protecting sensitive data, and leveraging AQMetrics' differentiated approach.

Empower your firm with enhanced regulatory compliance.

Mancos become a major force in the EU investment management industry.

Kepler Cheuvreux had a need to replace its incumbent solution, and undertook an extensive search to find a platform authorised as an Approved Reporting Mechanism (ARM) that could meet its needs - and offer the simplest migration path possible.

Is your MiFID firm getting flexible, unrestricted access to transaction report data in the ARM (Approved Reporting Mechanism)?

There’s been no shortage of financial regulations since 2008 and, if 2020 is anything to go by, there’s likely to be no let up any time soon either.

Here are the top tips from AQMETRICS’ head of customer success, Cathal Connolly, to help operational teams get through their bi-annual reporting this July.

Just weeks after CME revealed they were winding down their NEX Abide reporting services, Deutsche Börse followed suit, announcing last week that it will be offloading its reporting business.

MiFID II continues to loom over the investment industry.

Whether it’s fee pressures, volatile markets, or the ongoing regulatory deluge, many businesses are having to rethink their operational models.

At AQMETRICS we know that we need to offer flexibility to both large asset service providers and hedge funds alike across our applications.

Our recent conversations with compliance and risk managers at investment management firms have highlighted a common pain point, which is how to put in place the right kind of technology platform to cater for both existing and future regulations.

Central Bank of Ireland approves AQMetrics as an ARM under MiFID II