TISA Selects Atos for Mifid II Reporting Utility
The technical solution will be built on blockchain with the first iteration slated for Q3 roll-out.
The Investing and Savings Alliance (TISA) has selected Atos as its vendor to develop a centralized reporting platform aimed at easing regulatory reporting requirements for the second Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (Mifid II).
Atos is a French-headquartered provider of information and digital services and is one of the key vendors involved in delivering technology for the Olympic Games, including integrating platforms and managing a centralized source of information.
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