REGIS-TR has partnered with Reg-X, a provider of reporting and compliance solutions in the regulatory space. Adding Reg-X to REGIS-TR’s partnership programme will further support market participants in easing the burden of their reporting obligations across major European regulations.
? REGIS-TR has recently added Reg-X
to our partnership programme. We are looking forward to further supporting market participants in easing the burden of their reporting obligations.Read more: https://t.co/MiN8iCF5NL
— REGIS-TR (@TradeRepository) August 17, 2021
Nick Bruce, Head of Business Development for REGIS-TR, commented: “We are delighted to welcome Reg-X to our partnership programme. The different platforms offered by Reg-X share our vision of making our clients’ reporting obligations as seamless and efficient as possible.”
Kalyan Deshpande, Founder of Reg-X said: “Reg-X is excited to be associated with REGIS-TR. This partnership will deliver added value and increased efficiency to both our clients and REGIS-TR’s clients to support their compliance journey.”
REGIS-TR continues to expand its partnership programme with many of the leading brands in the regulatory reporting space. The wide range of partners from industry leading organisations allows REGIS-TR’s clients to benefit from a suite of integrated solutions and greater levels of efficiency.
Source: REGIS-TR
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