Who should attend the Qomply and Investment Association webinar?

The webinar is designed for compliance, regulatory reporting, operations and technology professionals responsible for UK transaction reporting and preparing for the FCA’s new reporting framework.

What will I learn from the FCA transaction reporting webinar?

You will learn about the FCA’s new transaction reporting framework, the key regulatory changes, the implementation roadmap and the practical steps firms should consider as they prepare for the new regime.

What is changing under the FCA’s new transaction reporting framework?

The FCA’s final rules introduce significant changes to the scope, content and operation of UK transaction reporting, including reducing reporting fields from 65 to 52, removing certain EU-only instruments and FX derivatives from scope, and reducing the default back-reporting period from five years to three years.

When will the FCA’s new transaction reporting framework take effect?

The new regime will come into force in 2028. The FCA has advised affected firms to begin planning, including reviewing reporting logic and preparing for changes to reporting scope, data fields, schemas and validation rules.

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From Trade Execution to Reporting: Navigating Industry Trends and Regulatory Change

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The following topics were discussed during the briefing:

Outsourced execution is becoming a strategic operating-model decision
Regulatory accountability remains with the firm
PS26/15 represents simplification, rather than reduced regulatory focus
Implementation has moved from policy to practical preparation
PS26/15 is one stage in a broader programme of reform

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Event Details

Date:	Tuesday, 6th October 2026
Time:	8:30am – 11:00am BST
Venue:	London

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You are invited to Amundi’s free breakfast briefing, hosted in partnership with Qomply, exploring how outsourced execution services and MiFID transaction reporting are evolving in today's regulatory landscape.

Hear from Andrew Bayley, Senior Director of Regulatory Reporting Transformation EMEA at ISDA, the trade body for the finance industry, alongside David Logerais, COO of Amundi Intermediation/Head of Asian Trading. Plus additional speakers from Amundi and Qomply.

Discussion Topics

The evolving role of outsourced execution services.
How buy-side firms can improve efficiency while maintaining oversight and control.
Upcoming MiFID transaction reporting changes and their impact on the industry.

This exclusive Chatham House event is designed for industry practitioners across the financial services sector. It’s a rare opportunity bringing together industry practitioners for direct access to ISDA insight and peer networking.

Places are extremely limited. Please ensure you can attend before reserving your spot.

The event is only open to direct, financial market participants.

Key takeaways from the briefing:

Outsourced execution is a strategic decision. Firms are looking beyond cost to specialist expertise, technology and market coverage. Any change to the execution model affects how data flows through to reporting.
Accountability stays with the firm. Outsourcing doesn't transfer regulatory responsibility. Effective oversight relies on clear ownership, access to data, strong controls and evidence that arrangements are working.
Acceptance isn't accuracy. A report accepted by an ARM or regulator isn't necessarily correct, so firms should regularly test their reporting.
PS26/15 simplifies, but expectations remain. Fields reduce from 65 to 52, some instruments leave scope and back-reporting shortens to three years. The FCA still expects accurate, consistent data.
Now is the time to prepare. The CP26/34 consultation closes on 6 November 2026 and the new MAR 14 rules come into force on 3 April 2028. Firms should start reviewing reportability, field mappings, upstream data and third-party arrangements.
Think beyond MAR 14. The FCA and Bank of England's harmonisation work could bring MiFIR, EMIR and SFTR reporting closer together, so implementation decisions should allow for wider reform.

Venue

London

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Qomply helps financial firms achieve accurate, compliant transaction reporting across global regulatory regimes, while streamlining the operational and audit demands of regulatory reporting.

Our proprietary technology combines AI, automation and advanced data analytics to deliver scalable, audit-ready reporting intelligence. Through forensic-level quality assurance and streamlined reconciliation, Qomply helps firms strengthen data quality and reporting accuracy, automate controls, simplify audit processes and lower overall reporting costs.

Our technology provides greater oversight and operational efficiency while reducing the demands on internal teams.

For firms seeking to outsource their regulatory reporting operations, Qomply also offers a fully managed service. Combining our technology with deep regulatory expertise, Qomply Managed Services operates as an extension of, or alternative to, an in-house reporting function. This flexible model enables firms to outsource reporting operations while retaining the option to bring activities in-house as their own capabilities and resources evolve.

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The webinar is designed for compliance, regulatory reporting, operations and technology professionals responsible for UK transaction reporting and preparing for the FCA’s new reporting framework.
You will learn about the FCA’s new transaction reporting framework, the key regulatory changes, the implementation roadmap and the practical steps firms should consider as they prepare for the new regime.
The FCA’s final rules introduce significant changes to the scope, content and operation of UK transaction reporting, including reducing reporting fields from 65 to 52, removing certain EU-only instruments and FX derivatives from scope, and reducing the default back-reporting period from five years to three years.
The new regime will come into force in 2028. The FCA has advised affected firms to begin planning, including reviewing reporting logic and preparing for changes to reporting scope, data fields, schemas and validation rules.

Event Hosts

Andrew Bayley
Senior Director - Regulatory Reporting Transformation EMEA, ISDA
Andrew Bayley joined ISDA in April 2018 as Director for Data and Reporting EMEA. He is involved with ISDA’s engagement in relation to EU and UK regulatory reporting initiatives, such as EMIR and MiFID.

Prior to joining ISDA, Mr. Bayley was at Bank of America Merrill Lynch for fourteen years, including within their regulatory reporting team where he was involved in the implementation of several global regulatory initiatives including EMIR, HKMA, MAS and ASIC.
David Logerais
COO of Amundi Intermediation Asia / Head of Asian Trading
Sophia Fulugunya
Director of Transaction Reporting
Sophia oversees Qomply's transaction reporting division ensuring the quality of Qomply's comprehensive rules engine and delivery of exceptional solutions to over 100 investment firms globally.

Sophia spent six years at the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) where she specialised in MiFID II Transaction Reporting within the FCA Markets Reporting Team (MRT) team. Before joining the FCA’s Markets Reporting Team at the FCA, Sophia spent two years as an MI associate within the FCA's Enforcement division.