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Calypso Teams Up With IHS Markit on SFTR

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San Francisco-based software application provider Calypso Technology has partnered with IHS Markit to offer seamless connectivity for SFTR reporting, from the booking of the trade through to the trade repository, providing a comprehensive end-to-end view of the reporting. Common clients will benefit from a single interface to the trade repositories of their choice, with data validation, enrichment and pre-reconciliation to ISO 20022 format performed en-route.

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