Regulatory Reporting

Banking and capital markets

The global regulatory reform agenda continues to evolve and influence how financial institutions are supervised and regulated.

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Banking structure reports: what they are, why they matter

Vadim Tovshteyn 31 Jul 2024
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Our latest thinking on Regulatory Reporting of Banks

FR 2052a: report evolution and key challenges

This regulatory reporting brief covers the evolution and challenges of the Complex Institution Liquidity Monitoring Report (FR 2052a). Learn more.

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EY 2023 Regulatory Reporting Target Operating Model Survey Report

Recent volatility in the banking industry has prompted increased regulatory scrutiny, driving regulatory reporting to center stage. Read more.

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Top US bank holding companies’ treasury services report major recovery

Top US bank holding companies’ treasury services report major recovery from COVID-19 pandemic-related cash revenue losses. Read more.

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Spotlight on upcoming changes to the Federal Reserve 2420 Report

This regulatory reporting brief covers the Report of Selected Money Market Rates, reference rates and upcoming report changes. Learn more.

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Expected changes and considerations of the TIC S and SLT report merger

This regulatory reporting brief offers an overview of upcoming changes, challenges and key considerations for strategy development. Learn more.

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Regulatory reporting optimization through managed services

Managed services offer cost-saving opportunities through innovative technology/data architectures and streamlined enhancements of a firm’s operating model. Read more.

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    Regulatory Reporting – Ever changing regulatory environment

    The regulatory reform agenda has continued to and has significantly changed how financial institutions are supervised and regulated. Changing regulations have imposed heavy burdens on the financial services industry as companies must continually redesign, implement and sustain complex processes.

    How EY can help

    • Global Regulatory Network

      in Banking and capital markets

      Our Global Regulatory Network, consisting of former regulators and bankers from the Americas, Asia and Europe, provides strategic insights on financial regulation that helps clients adapt to the changing regulatory landscape.

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    • Open banking services

      Our open banking professionals can help your business maintain a trusted and secure open banking ecosystem while managing its risks. Learn more.

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    • EY Financial Crime solutions

      in Banking and capital markets

      Our skilled teams, operational efficiencies enabled by innovative technology and flexible global delivery service centers can help you manage financial crime risk in a cost-effective, sustainable way.

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    • IBOR transition services

      in Banking and capital markets

      EY helps global institutions prepare for the imminent transition away from Interbank Offered Rates (IBORs) to Alternate Reference Rates (ARRs). We also play a leading role in supporting regulators, trade associations and others to increase awareness and education.

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    The Financial Regulatory Reporting Team

    Vadim Tovshteyn

    EY Americas Financial Services Consulting Principal
    Regulatory Reporting leader. Technology and innovation focused. Love Sunday Funday with the family.
    New York, USA

    Christine Burke

    EY Americas Financial Services Consulting Partner and Regulatory Reporting Leader
    Inclusive leader. Passionate about teaming and relationship building.
    New York, USA
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