Transaction Reporting Governance & Oversight Training
Led by former-FCA regulator Daniel Fletcher, this training covers the major themes in Transaction Reporting Governance, key roles and responsibilities for each and oversight expectations from a regulatory perspective.
Course Overview
This two-hour, 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 Transaction Reporting Governance and Oversight.
Topics to include
- The use of transaction reports in the regulator’s mission to detect potential market abuse
- Transaction reporting processes to facilitate effective oversight of the regime
- No one size fits all model, but three major themes/levels should exist in Transaction Reporting Governance chain
- Key Roles & Responsibilities for each major Governance theme/level
- Oversight expectations from a regulatory perspective
What are the outcomes?
- Greater understanding of the major themes in Transaction Reporting Governance, and oversight expectations from a regulatory perspective
- Practical guidance on key roles and responsibilities for each of the major Governance themes
- Reduced risk of non-compliance
- 2 CPD Accredited Hours
Who is it for?
The course is aimed at compliance and operations staff and in particular those involved in governance and oversight or looking to progress into such roles.
In-Person Training Dates
- 3 June 2026, 9:30-11:30am BST
Book your place via Eventbrite - 25 November 2026, 9.30-11.30am GMT
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How much does it cost?
The cost of the course is £375 + VAT.
Bookings are made via Eventbrite. If you'd prefer to be invoiced, please contact us at info@qomply.co.uk to arrange this.
Location
Qomply
3 New St Square
London EC4A 3BF, UK
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Meet the Trainer
Dan Fletcher is Transaction Reporting Manager at Qomply, where he supports firms in meeting complex regulatory reporting obligations across global markets.
Prior to joining Qomply, Dan was a Senior Associate in the Credit Rating Agencies Supervision team, Capital Markets department in the Infrastructure & Exchanges Division at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). In this role, he was instrumental in overseeing compliance standards and ensuring the integrity of credit rating processes. Before joining the FCA, Dan built his legal expertise at several prominent firms, including Deloitte, Stewarts, Allen & Overy, and Freshfields.
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Frequently asked questions
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The Governance & Oversight training covers the major themes in transaction reporting governance, key roles and responsibilities across the governance chain, transaction reporting processes that support effective oversight, and regulatory expectations around governance and oversight.
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This course is designed for Compliance, Operations, Regulatory Reporting and oversight professionals who are involved in governance, controls, assurance or supervisory responsibilities. It is particularly relevant for individuals already working in, or looking to progress into, governance and oversight roles.
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This course is generally better suited to professionals with some existing exposure to transaction reporting or oversight responsibilities. New starters may benefit more from the MiFIR or EMIR Refit Foundation courses before moving into governance-focused training.
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Yes. The course focuses on oversight expectations from a regulatory perspective, including how firms can structure governance arrangements and define key responsibilities to support effective transaction reporting oversight.
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The MiFIR and EMIR Refit Foundation courses focus on the fundamentals of specific reporting regimes. The Governance & Oversight course is broader and more senior in focus, looking at how firms oversee transaction reporting, assign responsibilities, manage governance processes and reduce the risk of non-compliance.