SimCorp Adds New Tools for Mifid II Trade and Transaction Reporting
The updated release of SimCorp’s front-to-back solution includes Mifid II-compliant functionalities, with a focus on trade and transaction reporting.
The vendor has expanded its offering by adding front-office workflows to establish automated transaction reporting.
Marc Schroter, head of product management at SimCorp, tells WatersTechnology that the new workflows automate the determination of relevant data to support the transaction reporting requirements.
“New workflows also support institutional investors with reporting requirements of individual executions, as mandated by Mifir,” he says.
He explains that with these enhancements
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