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Point Nine is a cloud-based technology, processing raw data from various sources, covering all asset classes, it translates, validates and submits the reports, covering EU & UK EMIR, MiFIR and SFTR, Switzerland FinfraG, Australia ASIC and USA CFTC.

04/09/2026

Streamline Your Regulatory Reporting: Custom Table Layouts and Saved Views are Here!

Managing complex tables across EMIR, MiFIR, and SFTR should not require constant re-sorting every time you log in. We have launched new table customisation features to give you complete control over your data:

• Select & Hide Columns: Show only the data fields you need.
• Drag-and-Drop Reordering: Rearrange columns to fit your daily workflow.
• Save Custom Presets: Reload your ideal layout with a single click.
• Default View Indicator: An orange dot alerts you when a custom view is active.

These UI updates are now live in your dashboard.

Read the full update: https://zurl.co/PzDUo
Not a client yet? Schedule a portal demo today: https://zurl.co/q5y8p

03/08/2026

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published Policy Statement PS26/15, introducing the final rules for the UK’s MiFIR transaction reporting reform.

This represents one of the most significant updates to the UK transaction reporting regime in recent years - designed to streamline the compliance burden while maintaining high-quality market surveillance.

Key Highlights:

- Fields Reduced: RTS 22 reportable fields drop from 65 to 52.

- FX Derivatives Removed: Carved out of UK MiFIR scope (now monitored under UK EMIR).

- EU Venue Scope: ~7 million instruments traded exclusively on EU venues removed from UK scope.

- Shorter Remediation: Default back-reporting period reduced from 5 years to 3 years.

- Key Timelines: Supervisory flexibility starts 3 August 2026, with mandatory go-live on 3 April 2028.

At Point Nine, we are already analysing the new technical standards, schemas, and validation rules to help firms prepare early, minimise implementation risk, and ensure a smooth transition.

Read our detailed breakdown: Find the link to our full article on the reforms, implementation timelines, and operational impacts in the comments below!

https://zurl.co/qGyZj

What do you think will have the biggest operational impact of PS26/15 for reporting firms? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

Source: https://zurl.co/CXLFn

20/07/2026

Discover 8 free RegTech tools built by Point Nine experts.

Swipe through to find the right tool for your workflow.

https://zurl.co/ZkEj0

Compliance is challenging enough. Finding the right tool shouldn't be.

At Point Nine, we believe simplifying regulatory compliance means providing practical tools that professionals can rely on every day, not just software.

That is why we have developed a growing suite of free RegTech tools to help compliance, operations and reference data teams work more efficiently, including:

- LEI Lookup
- CFI Coder / Decoder
- ISIN Lookup
- CUSIP Lookup
- SEDOL Lookup
- UPI Validator
- UTI Generator
- RTS 27 & RTS 28 Report Generator

Whether you are validating entity data, decoding financial instrument classifications or generating regulatory identifiers, these tools are designed to save time, improve data quality and support more accurate regulatory reporting.

They reflect the expertise we have built by helping financial institutions navigate complex reporting requirements across multiple regulatory regimes.

Which tool would make the biggest difference to your day-to-day work?

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08/07/2026

Submitting reports on time is only part of the challenge. If the underlying data is incomplete, inconsistent or inaccurate, even the best reporting process can lead to costly errors, failed reconciliations and increased regulatory scrutiny.

Many firms still rely on fragmented legacy systems that create data quality issues long before a report reaches a trade repository.

At Point Nine, we believe data integrity should come first.

Our Data Trust solution helps organisations improve reporting confidence by:
• Validating data before submission
• Detecting anomalies and missing fields in real time
• Enriching and standardising data from multiple source systems
• Reducing operational risk and manual remediation

Better data leads to better reporting, stronger compliance and more efficient operations.

How confident are you in the quality of the data feeding your reporting process?

03/07/2026

The end of parallel regulatory silos is officially on the horizon.

ESMA’s newly released Final Report on financial transaction reporting delivers an undeniable mandate: the siloed era of MiFIR, EMIR, and SFTR is coming to an end.

By moving to a unified, structural "Report Once" architecture (technically labeled as Scenario 2a), the industry is looking at a massive 22% to 24% reduction in annual operating costs, translating to up to €4.9 billion in cumulative net benefits over a ten-year horizon.

But ESMA makes one thing clear: true simplification cannot be achieved by simply merging legal texts. It demands a complete structural reformulation of data flows and reporting infrastructures.

The Timeline: Long-Term Blueprint vs. Short-Term Relief

- The Long Game (Target 2031): Work on integrated Level 2 templates is expected by mid-2029, paving the way for a fully operational, integrated single reporting framework toward H2 2031.
- Immediate Relief (Short-Medium Term): Firms won't have to wait 5 years for a break. ESMA is prioritising immediate, independent intermediate measures. Chief among them is expanding mandatory delegated reporting for FC-to-NFC transactions , which will completely eliminate the heavy operational burden of dual-sided Trade Repository (TR) reconciliations.

What This Means For Your Firm
We are moving away from the operational nightmare of maintaining parallel pipelines, disparate schemas, and conflicting validation rules for economically identical transactions.

Firms that win this transition will be those that actively modernise their data architecture today rather than playing catch-up tomorrow.

Future-Proof Your Reporting with Point Nine

At Point Nine, our multi-regime transaction reporting solutions are built to absorb these exact structural evolutions. We help your firm:

- Seamlessly adapt to streamlined processing channels.
- Eliminate redundant, costly data pipelines.
- Maintain flawless data quality controls across MiFIR, EMIR, and SFTR without the friction.

Stop managing parallel regulatory silos. Start scaling for a streamlined, data-driven future.

Contact us to discover how Point Nine simplifies your transaction reporting: https://zurl.co/YtCoW

Official Regulatory Reference:
https://zurl.co/Dedmm

01/07/2026

Better visibility. Greater control. Time saved.

Understanding your regulatory reporting health should not require looking through multiple reports.

We have introduced an enhanced, feature-rich portal analytics dashboard, giving users a clearer view of reporting performance, historical trends and data quality, all in one place.

The latest update includes:

- Instant Error Spotting: Catch and fix anomalies before they become systemic issues.

- Real-time Snapshots: A month-to-date health check, instantly.

- Granular Visibility: Deep-dive reporting broken down by specific instrument types.

- 6-Month Historical Trends: Track your progress and spot long-term patterns effortlessly.

Better visibility. Total control. Peace of Mind. Time saved.

Read more about the latest enhancements here:
https://zurl.co/xlBSD

26/06/2026

One Platform. Multi-Regime. Zero Fragmentation.

As regulatory reporting grows more complex, financial institutions face a simple challenge:

How do you scale transaction reporting volumes without exponentially multiplying operational overhead?

Many firms still rely on multiple vendors, disconnected systems and manual processes to manage reporting across multiple regimes. The result is duplicated effort, inconsistent data and rising operational costs.

The market has shifted. Forward-thinking COOs are actively migrating away from rigid point solutions and moving towards a Unified Transaction Reporting Architecture - consolidating cross-border oversight under a single operational roof.

At Point Nine, we have taken a different approach.

Our unified transaction reporting platform helps firms:

- Consolidate multiple reporting regimes into one platform

- Automate data validation and exception management

- Gain single, real time view of reporting operations

- Strengthen data security with ISO 27001-certified infrastructure

- Reduce total cost of ownership by replacing fragmented solutions

Instead of managing multiple reporting tools, organisations can operate from a single, scalable reporting architecture designed for global compliance.

How is your organisation simplifying regulatory reporting today?

23/06/2026

Point Nine is attending AIMA Technology & Innovation Day 2026.

On 24 June, we will be joining industry leaders, technology innovators and compliance professionals in London to discuss the trends shaping the future of alternative investments.

From AI and operational resilience to digital governance and cyber risk, the agenda reflects many of the challenges firms are navigating today.

As regulatory requirements continue to evolve globally, we are excited to exchange ideas on how technology can help organisations streamline compliance, improve data quality and reduce operational complexity.

Will you be there? Let us know in the comments or send us a message directly. We would love to connect.

Paul Cannell
Anna Gunther

18/06/2026

Wrapping up an insightful week at FIA IDX 2026 in London.

What happens when traditional market infrastructure meets digital innovation?

That was one of the big questions explored throughout the event.

Representing Point Nine, Steve Lazouras and Paul Cannell joined industry leaders to discuss topics including:

✔ Tokenisation and the future of collateral is rapidly moving from concept to practical application in collateral management.
✔ Digital assets are increasingly being discussed as operational tools rather than purely investment products.
✔ The industry continues to push towards 24/7 trading and clearing models, bringing new opportunities and challenges for market participants.

The conversations reinforced a clear message: financial markets are becoming faster, more digital, and embracing crypto. However, there still remains a lot of work to bridge collateral concerns, 24/7 trading and what this implies, regulation, and risk management.

A fantastic event filled with valuable insights, new connections, and thought-provoking discussions. Thank you to everyone who took the time to connect with our team.

Until next year, IDX.

22/05/2026

One Rulebook to Bind Them? The FCA & Bank of England’s Boldest Move Yet.

The May 2026 Regulatory Initiatives Grid dropped this week, revealing a major shift: the FCA and Bank of England are forming a joint taskforce to harmonise UK MiFIR, UK EMIR, and UK SFTR into a single reporting estate.

This is not just admin housekeeping. Regulators are moving away from treating these regimes as separate EU inheritances. If you have ever tried to reconcile a repo trade across SFTR and MiFIR, you know how critical and challenging this alignment will be.

What Is Changing?

- Unified Architecture: A streamlined framework to cut duplication. Standardising UTIs/LEIs is the easy part; field-level alignment and lifecycle modelling will be the real test.

- FCA Handbook Migration: MiFIR requirements are moving into the FCA Handbook by H2 2026. This allows faster updates without primary legislation, accelerating divergence from ESMA.

- EMIR Overhaul: Permanent intragroup exemptions and a new Bank rulebook for CCPs by Q4 2026 mean the pieces are moving fast.

The Point Nine Take

The future of UK compliance is a single, unified architecture with three operating regimes sitting on top. If your firm is still relying on tactical, regime-specific reporting stacks, it’s time to ask: Is your infrastructure built to survive the next 5 years?

At Point Nine, we will be tracking the taskforce ahead of its Q3 kickoff. Stay tuned for our deep-dive analysis.

Is your team ready for a unified UK reporting landscape? Get in touch with the Point Nine team here:

https://zurl.co/K0IhK

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