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The award-winning MAP FinTech Platform is Complyport’s flagship RegTech solution for regulatory reporting and trade surveillance, forming a core part of the Complyport Tech suite. Built to support financial institutions across multiple jurisdictions, the platform streamlines the full reporting lifecycle, from data sourcing and validation through to regulatory submission, reconciliation and monitoring. Its flexible technology helps firms respond to evolving regulatory requirements, automate complex workflows, and maintain greater control, accuracy and efficiency across their compliance operations.

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Complyport recently welcomed a group of students from the Hamburg School of Business Administration (HSBA) to its Limassol offices, offering them an opportunity to learn more about the company’s development, business operations and technology solutions.  During the visit, Panayiotis Omirou, Managing Director of Complyport’s Technology Division, presented an overview of Complyport’s business model and growth over the years. He explained how the company has expanded its offering and increasingly integrated…

Complyport is pleased to sponsor the upcoming Over-the-Counter (OTC) Derivatives Provider Market Training Workshop, taking place on 15-16 September 2026 in Sandton, South Africa, and online via Microsoft Teams.  Hosted by Strate, in collaboration with the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA), the Retail Derivatives Forum, and leading international experts, the two-day hybrid workshop will bring together ODPs and market participants to explore the practical aspects of preparing for South…

As the UK prepares for the launch of the EMIR REFIT on September 30th, MAP FinTech hosted an informative webinar featuring key industry experts. The focus was on lessons learned from the EU EMIR REFIT rollout earlier this year and how these can be applied to ensure a smooth transition in the UK. The webinar was hosted by Luis Parra, Director at MAP FinTech UK, with presentations from James Hardie,…

UK EMIR Reporting Overview  The UK’s version of the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) is a regulatory framework designed to improve transparency in the over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives market and reduce systemic risk across financial markets.  Under EMIR, counterparties trading derivative contracts are required to report transaction details to authorised trade repositories. The regulation applies to both OTC and exchange-traded derivatives and remains one of the most significant reporting obligations for…

EU EMIR Reporting Overview  The European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) is a regulatory framework designed to enhance transparency within the over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives market and reduce systemic risk across financial markets.  Under EMIR, counterparties trading derivative contracts are required to report details of those transactions to authorised trade repositories. The regulation applies to both exchange-traded and OTC derivatives and remains one of the key reporting obligations for organisations operating within…

ESMA has outlined a new direction for EU transaction reporting. Its latest recommendations present a practical roadmap towards a more streamlined and integrated reporting framework. Here is what it means for firms.  On 23 June 2025, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) launched its Call for Evidence on simplifying financial transaction reporting, inviting market participants to provide feedback on ways to streamline reporting across MiFIR, EMIR and SFTR.  Following…

Regulatory reporting has traditionally been treated as a necessary compliance function: collect the required information, prepare the report and submit it accurately and on time.  While these fundamentals remain essential, the role of regulatory reporting is changing.  Financial institutions are managing increasingly complex reporting obligations, larger volumes of data and greater regulatory scrutiny. At the same time, management teams need better information to understand risk, monitor operations and make informed…