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Why traditional compliance strategies no longer work: insights from the Global RegTech Summit
250 regulatory changes hit your desk every day. Here's how leading banks stay ahead.
Why Capital Reporting is the backbone of Financial Stability
Capital reporting is key to financial stability, but evolving regulations and outdated systems create challenges. Learn how banks can improve efficiency, reduce risk, and leverage technology to stay compliant. Read the full article to explore the future of capital reporting.
Global Bank partners with Suade to transform Regulatory Reporting in Singapore
Amid rapidly evolving regulatory landscapes and complex global banking models, a leading international bank with operations across Asia and Europe needed to overhaul its regulatory reporting infrastructure.
Navigating Climate & ESG Disclosure Frameworks
BCBS D597 vs EBA Pillar 3 ESG As environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations move to the top of the regulatory agenda, banks worldwide face growing pressure to report on these non-financial risks. Two leading frameworks have emerged: 1. BCBS D597 – a voluntary climate-risk template from the Basel Committee on
What 2025 Means for Challenger Firms and Building Societies Amid Regulatory Shifts
The UK is introducing simpler rules for smaller banks and building societies to reduce the burden of regulation while keeping the system safe. These firms are in a good position to benefit, but there are worries that some risks being removed in one area of the rules might just be
XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language)
XBRL is a global standard for digital business reporting that improves accuracy, transparency, and automation. It helps financial institutions meet regulatory requirements, reduce manual work, and streamline how data is shared, processed, and analysed.
Adapting to regulatory change in 2025 and beyond
With growing regulatory demands, banks must replace manual processes with automated, standardised solutions. As CRR III, DORA, and Basel expand, RegTech helps reduce reporting burdens, improve accuracy, and keep institutions ahead of compliance requirements.
CRR3 compliance and challenges for banks in 2025
The Capital Requirements Regulation III (CRR3) has been applicable to EU banks since January 1, 2025 As part of the EU’s Basel III implementation, CRR3 aims to enhance financial stability by addressing inconsistencies in risk weighting and ensuring sufficient capital buffers across institutions. With the regulation now live, banks
Why capital reporting is the backbone of financial stability
Capital reporting plays a fundamental role in financial institutions’ ability to meet regulatory requirements, manage risk, and maintain financial stability. In an era of increasing regulatory complexity, banks and financial firms must ensure accurate, transparent, and efficient capital reporting processes. The introduction of Basel III—and its latest iteration, Basel
Counterparty Credit Risk (CCR)
EBA Reporting for Counterparty Credit Risk (CCR) ensures that financial institutions measure and manage the risk of default by counterparties in derivatives, securities financing transactions (SFTs), and long settlement transactions. It is part of the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR) framework, aligning EU banks with Basel III/IV standards. Banks must
