MiFIR Transaction Reporting Foundation Training

Led by former-FCA regulator Sophia Fulugunya, Qomply’s CPD accredited MiFID II Transaction Reporting 101 Training provides participants with a strong understanding of the transaction reporting requirements for MiFID investment firms.

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This half-day, CPD-accredited course offers face-to-face training and is conducted at Qomply’s Central London Office. Participants receive comprehensive instruction on the fundamentals of MiFIR transaction reporting.

 

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Meet the Trainer

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.

After leaving the FCA, Sophia served as an Associate in Bovill's Capital Markets team, a leading regulatory consultancy, providing clients with specialist advice and support related to transaction reporting matters.

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Frequently asked questions

  • The MiFIR Foundation course covers the core requirements of MiFIR transaction reporting, including the purpose of transaction reporting, reportable instruments, key reporting fields, counterparty identification, the INTC convention, block vs fill reporting, common reporting errors, reconciliations, errors and omissions, and governance best practices.

  • This course is suitable for Compliance, Operations and Regulatory Reporting staff involved in the MiFIR transaction reporting process. It is particularly useful for new starters, junior team members, professionals moving into a reporting-related role, or those looking for structured MiFIR refresher training.

  • Yes. The course is designed as a Foundation-level training session, so it is suitable for participants who need to build a strong understanding of MiFIR transaction reporting fundamentals. It can also help existing team members refresh their knowledge and close gaps in understanding.

  • Yes. The training includes practical guidance on common MiFIR reporting errors, challenges and pitfalls, including how firms can reduce the risk of non-compliance and improve the quality of their transaction reporting processes.

  • Yes. The course includes guidance on what constitutes a good MiFID II reconciliation, reconciliation process options, and when and how firms should complete errors and omissions notifications.