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The 2026 reporting revolution: From static templates to semantic models

Moderator: PJ Di Giammarino, CEO, RegRisk Legal Solutions; Panel L-R: Tom Henderson, Bank of England (Data, Systems, Change and Operations); Dawd Haque, Deutsche Bank AG (Regulatory Market Initiatives); Nils Gerstengarbe, Commerzbank AG (Director in Regulatory Reporting); Remigio Echeverría, European Central Bank (ECB) (Deputy Director General Statistics); Stephanie Rubizhevsky, Novatus Global (Chief Product Officer).
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RegTech Conference 2026: the session focused on the evolution of regulatory reporting from rigid, template-based systems to agile, semantic data models.

The regulatory reporting landscape is currently witnessing what experts describe as a “once-in-a-century” transformation. At the RegTech Conference 2026, a prominent panel of supervisors and industry leaders convened to discuss the structural shift from traditional, template-based reporting to a future built on granular data and shared semantic models.

The discussion, held

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