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Regulators and industry signal data revolution to end compliance whack-a-mole approach

Left to right: Moderator: PJ Di Giammarino, CEO, RegRisk Legal Solutions. Panel: Eleanor Kelly, global head Markets Regulatory Change and Control, JP Morgan; Tom Soden, Markets Reporting Team (MRT) manager, FCA; Andrew Pinnington, managing director, head of Growth & International Client Coverage, DTC; and Grant Haley, director - practice lead - Transaction Reporting and Regulatory Solutions, First Derivative.
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Jean Hurley, Carmen Cracknell

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RegTech Conference 2026: This session explored MiFIR transaction reporting as a test case for FCA and ESMA’s burden reduction and data strategies.

​A high-powered assembly of regulatory officials and financial leaders at the RegTech 2026 conference delivered a unified message – the era of reactive, manual transaction reporting is reaching its end. As global markets navigate a new phase of reporting reforms, the focus is shifting toward the “logical defensibility” of data,

​The session,

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