The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has bid to save firms £108m though streamlining transaction reporting requirements.
Aiming to reduce costs for firms, support growth and improve the quality of data received, the FCA has proposed: · Removing foreign exchange derivatives from reporting requirements, reducing costs for more than 400 firms. · Removing reporting requirements for six million financial instruments including equities, bonds and certain derivatives that are only traded on EU trading venues. · Reducing the period for correcting historic reporting errors from five to three years, which the regulator expects would lower the number of transaction reports that need to be resu...
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