TRAction’s trade reporting solution is now seamlessly integrated with TraderEvolution’s technology, enabling firms to support advanced transaction reporting requirements across Europe and the UK.
TRAction’s newly launched integration with TraderEvolution streamlines EMIR and MiFIR transaction reporting, enabling firms to meet regulatory obligations more efficiently through automated and accurate reporting workflows.
The integration enables efficient data extraction directly from the platform, supporting accurate and timely reporting submissions. By improving and streamlining the reporting process, it helps firms meet both current and forthcoming regulatory obligations while reducing operational burden.
TRAction, a leading provider of trade reporting solutions, and TraderEvolution, an established innovator in multi-asset enterprise trading technology, both recognise the value of seamless integration in delivering efficient reporting outcomes. Together, the two companies support shared clients by helping to simplify and enhance their regulatory reporting processes.
Quinn Perrott, co-CEO at TRAction, commented: “We’re pleased to introduce our latest integration with TraderEvolution, designed to help firms streamline their EMIR and MiFIR reporting processes for increased efficiency. This collaboration reinforces our ongoing commitment to simplifying trade reporting through seamless, compliant solutions. By significantly reducing the operational burden associated with regulatory reporting, this integration allows firms to dedicate greater focus to their core services.”
Roman Nalivayko, CEO of TraderEvolution Global, commented: “Partnering with TRAction allows us to extend the value of our platform by delivering a fully integrated, efficient trade reporting solution. This integration will be available to all electronic financial services companies which have the TraderEvolution Global platform as their core infrastructure, reinforcing our commitment toward constant innovation which benefits all brokerage companies. It means brokers need to spend significantly less time managing reporting obligations, giving them more capacity to focus on core services.”