Two years after the EMIR REFIT go-live, we are implementing the second phase of the reconciliation process.
What is changing in practice?
- Introduction of valuation data into the reconciliation scope.
- Additional fields now included in the reconciliation scope, increasing data granularity.
- Broader alignment requirements between counterparties.
This is more than just a technical update on our end. It directly impacts how market participants manage
data quality, pairing rates, and exception handling in daily reporting.
How prepared is your organisation for this change?
