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SIX Launches Fully Delegated SFTR Reporting for Swiss Repo Market

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The Swiss Stock Exchange’s SFTR reporting services is now live in synchronisation with the introduction of the SFTR regulation. Over 170 clients stand to benefit from this offering. The Swiss Stock Exchange automates the way it provides Unique Transaction Identifiers (UTI) creating a scale offering featuring SFTR-compliant and fully delegated reporting. For the delegated reporting, SIX has partnered with UnaVista, London Stock Exchange Group’s trade repository.

As SFTR is a European regulation, SIX partnered with Comyno, a consultancy firm based in Frankfurt. 

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