Founded in 2010, REGIS-TR has grown to become a cornerstone of regulatory reporting in Europe.
As of 2025, it remains one of the largest trade repositories in the EU, serving over 1,500 clients across more than 40 countries. REGIS-TR continues to lead the market, reporting over 50% of all EMIR transactions in the EU - more than any other repository. It provides direct reporting to 44 European authorities under EMIR and 35 under SFTR.
Its UK-based sister entity maintains its role in regulatory reporting to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Bank of England. REGIS-TR continues to provide regulatory reporting services under the FinfraG regulation.
April 2024 saw the implementation of the new European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) REFIT which was no small feat for market participants and trade repositories alike. Its go-live marked a transformational moment in the European derivatives reporting landscape, introducing sweeping changes to data standards, reporting obligations, and counterparty classifications. Following April’s rollout across the EU, the UK version of EMIR REFIT followed suit, launching on 30 September 2024 - further reshaping the regulatory environment for market participants on both sides of the Channel.
Following this implementation, REGIS-TR’s new technological platform has reached full stabilization in 2025. Designed with a modular architecture, the platform enables rapid adaptation to evolving regulatory requirements, supports scalable growth, and integrates advanced analytics for enhanced data quality control. It empowers clients to navigate complex reporting obligations with greater ease, while significantly reducing operational overheads.
This new infrastructure has been built to handle vast volumes of trade messages - validating and distributing large data packages to National Competent Authorities (NCAs) and supranational regulators across Europe. In 2025, REGIS-TR SA managed around 500 million records per month in EMIR, 7.5 million records per month in FinfraG and 7.5 million records per month in SFTR. REGIS-TR UK managed around 70 million records per month in EMIR UK during the same period.
Regulatory reporting is a dynamic and growing market, driven by constant regulatory change and closely linked to underlying trading volumes. This dependency calls for continuous innovation, with market players needing to design tools that respond to rising demand for customized investment solutions, advanced trading technologies, and sophisticated risk management systems.
A key milestone in this evolution was the transition to ISO 20022 XML reporting. To ease this shift, REGIS-TR introduced a CSV-to-XML converter, allowing clients to continue using familiar formats while ensuring compliance with new standards.
This innovation has significantly reduced operational complexity and improved data interoperability across systems. In parallel, REGIS-TR launched new services in 2025, offering clients actionable insights into their reporting performance. These services analyze data quality, rejection rates, reconciliation outcomes, and peer comparisons - empowering clients to identify improvement areas and demonstrate compliance maturity.
This initiative reaffirmed REGIS-TR’s commitment to helping clients navigate regulatory transformation and creating solutions that serve the industry’s evolving needs. This client’s driven innovation reflects a broader industry trend: technology and regulation are increasingly converging, and the most effective solutions are those created in collaboration with end users.
Looking ahead, REGIS-TR continues to work on the development of new products and services for launch in 2026 and beyond, further enhancing its value proposition in a dynamic regulatory landscape.
As part of the industry, REGIS-TR is actively participating in ESMA’s 2025 Call for Evidence aimed at simplifying financial transaction reporting across EMIR, MiFIR, SFTR, and other frameworks. The initiative seeks to reduce duplicative reporting, harmonize data definitions, and streamline reporting channels. Proposed changes—such as instrument-based delineation and unified reporting templates—have the potential to reshape the regulatory landscape by 2028. REGIS-TR is contributing to this dialogue through engagement with regulatory bodies, industry forums, and client consultations. It advocates for pragmatic reforms that balance regulatory oversight with operational efficiency, in which trade repositories play a critical role as market infrastructure.
At last, in November 2025, REGIS-TR was named “Regulatory Solution of the Year 2025” at the Asset Servicing Times Industry Excellence Awards. This prestigious recognition is a powerful endorsement of the strength of our modular, cross-jurisdictional service offering, and the innovation behind our new REFIT platform.