As regulators move to simplify reporting frameworks, firms must navigate continuous regulatory change across jurisdictions, which can add complexity and operational overhead in the short and medium term.
Bloomberg’s Regulatory Reporting Hub, RHUB, provides a single, adaptive reporting solution for single and multi-regime reporting. RHUB automates the reporting process end-to-end and delivers greater transparency — helping firms reduce complexity and report with more confidence.
Global coverage
Manage reporting obligations across jurisdictions through a single framework that applies regime-specific rules, formats and validation requirements consistently.
Unified control
Manage the full reporting lifecycle within one workflow, with centralized oversight, end-to-end data lineage and a comprehensive record of reporting activity.
Automated enrichment
Reports are automatically enriched with Bloomberg reference, valuation and collateral data, including standardized identifiers and regulatory classifications.
Seamless integration
RHUB connects directly to Bloomberg systems and integrates with third-party solutions and internal data sources.
Regulatory alignment
Respond to regulatory change without repeatedly rebuilding fragmented infrastructure. RHUB evolves as rules, schemas and supervisory expectations change.
Global support
Access 24/5 live support alongside dedicated account and relationship management teams with deep regulatory reporting expertise.
Streamline your workflow
Simplify each stage of regulatory reporting
RHUB streamlines regulatory reporting end to end, across multiple regulatory regimes.
Bring your reporting data together with ease
RHUB integrates data from Bloomberg, third-party and internal systems, then enriches it with trusted reference, pricing and regulatory data, providing you with a complete, reporting-ready foundation. For G20 reporting, this includes ongoing valuation and collateral data flowing seamlessly into RHUB from BVAL and BCOL.
Automatically determine what needs to be reported
RHUB applies jurisdiction-specific rules to identify reporting requirements and automatically generates regulator-ready reports across supported global reporting regimes.
Seamlessly validate reporting accuracy
RHUB validates reports against business and technical rules before routing submissions directly to the appropriate reporting destinations.
Keep reporting on track
RHUB centralizes exception management, streamlines remediation and reconciles reported data to help identify and address discrepancies before they lead to potential regulatory issues.
Gain complete oversight
RHUB combines real-time monitoring, analytics and end-to-end auditability to provide greater visibility into regulatory submissions and enhanced traceability across supported global reporting frameworks.
Global regulatory coverage
RHUB supports regulatory reporting requirements in the UK, EU, North America and APAC.
UK and EU trade and transaction reporting
RHUB supports UK Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation (MiFIR) and EU MiFIR reporting, including transaction reporting to ARMs and trade reporting to APAs. Automated validation, data enrichment and exception management help firms improve data quality, support accurate and time reporting, and reduce operational complexity.
UK and EU derivatives reporting
RHUB provides comprehensive European Markets Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) reporting capabilities for derivatives reporting across the UK and EU. The solution supports data ingestion and validation, eligibility determination, reporting to Trade Repositories and reconciliation workflows, helping firms manage their EMIR reporting obligations as regulatory requirements continue to evolve.
Securities financing transactions reporting
Meet your Securities Financing Transactions Regulation (SFTR) reporting obligations with a centralized solution. RHUB supports the capture, validation and submission of securities financing transaction data while helping firms improve reporting quality and reduce operational complexity.
Canadian derivatives reporting
RHUB supports Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) derivatives reporting requirements, helping firms manage transaction reporting obligations through standardized workflows, data validation and regulatory controls.
U.S. derivatives reporting
RHUB supports Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) 43 and 45 reporting requirements for swap market participants, helping firms manage U.S. derivatives reporting obligations. Automated validation, data enrichment and reporting workflows help improve data quality and streamline reporting processes while reducing operational complexity.
Hong Kong derivatives reporting
RHUB supports Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) derivatives reporting requirements through standardized workflows, data validation and regulatory reporting controls, helping firms improve reporting quality and adapt to evolving regulatory requirements.
Australian derivatives reporting
RHUB supports Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) derivatives reporting requirements, helping firms manage their reporting obligations through automated validation, exception management and regulatory workflows. These capabilities help improve reporting quality while reducing manual effort and operational complexity.
Singapore derivatives reporting
RHUB supports Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) derivatives reporting requirements through standardized data models, validation controls and automated workflows, helping firms streamline reporting processes, improve data quality and adapt to evolving regulatory requirements.
UK and EU trade and transaction reporting
RHUB supports UK Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation (MiFIR) and EU MiFIR reporting, including transaction reporting to ARMs and trade reporting to APAs. Automated validation, data enrichment and exception management help firms improve data quality, support accurate and time reporting, and reduce operational complexity.
UK and EU derivatives reporting
RHUB provides comprehensive European Markets Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) reporting capabilities for derivatives reporting across the UK and EU. The solution supports data ingestion and validation, eligibility determination, reporting to Trade Repositories and reconciliation workflows, helping firms manage their EMIR reporting obligations as regulatory requirements continue to evolve.
Securities financing transactions reporting
Meet your Securities Financing Transactions Regulation (SFTR) reporting obligations with a centralized solution. RHUB supports the capture, validation and submission of securities financing transaction data while helping firms improve reporting quality and reduce operational complexity.
Canadian derivatives reporting
RHUB supports Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) derivatives reporting requirements, helping firms manage transaction reporting obligations through standardized workflows, data validation and regulatory controls.
U.S. derivatives reporting
RHUB supports Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) 43 and 45 reporting requirements for swap market participants, helping firms manage U.S. derivatives reporting obligations. Automated validation, data enrichment and reporting workflows help improve data quality and streamline reporting processes while reducing operational complexity.
Hong Kong derivatives reporting
RHUB supports Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) derivatives reporting requirements through standardized workflows, data validation and regulatory reporting controls, helping firms improve reporting quality and adapt to evolving regulatory requirements.
Australian derivatives reporting
RHUB supports Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) derivatives reporting requirements, helping firms manage their reporting obligations through automated validation, exception management and regulatory workflows. These capabilities help improve reporting quality while reducing manual effort and operational complexity.
Singapore derivatives reporting
RHUB supports Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) derivatives reporting requirements through standardized data models, validation controls and automated workflows, helping firms streamline reporting processes, improve data quality and adapt to evolving regulatory requirements.
Regulatory reporting webinars
Navigate evolving regulatory requirements with insights from our on-demand webinars.
EU & UK Transaction Reporting Reforms: Preparing for the New Wave of Change
The next phase of regulatory reporting reform in Europe is arriving fast, and it goes well beyond incremental MiFIR updates. Across both the UK and EU, regulators are rethinking the structure, scope and purpose of transaction reporting under MiFIR, EMIR and SFTR.
UK & EU Transaction Reporting Reform: What We Know and What It Means
ESMA's Final Report confirms a long-term ambition to simplify financial transaction reporting through a more integrated reporting framework, while the FCA has set out short-term changes to UK transaction reporting and established a task force to inform the long-term approach to harmonizing transaction and post-trade reporting. This webinar examines the latest positions from the FCA and ESMA, compares the UK and EU approaches and discusses the strategic, operational and technology implications for firms as the next phase of transaction reporting reform begins.
MiFID III Reporting: Navigating UK/EU Divergence
The UK FCA’s MiFID III consultation, which closed on 20 February, marked a notable shift in regulatory tone. In contrast to ESMA’s recent approach, where proposed reporting changes will introduce additional reportable data fields, expand reporting requirements and add more granular validations, the FCA is proposing a meaningful simplification of transaction reporting requirements.
EU Transparency Reforms Under MiFID II: Lessons From the UK Playbook
How the UK’s reform journey can help you prepare for the EU’s forthcoming transparency regime. The EU’s MiFID II/MiFIR review is ushering in a new transparency landscape for European markets. Join our experts as we unpack the upcoming transparency changes, which will drive a significant increase in the real-time publication of bond trades to a new consolidated tape.
Research & Insights
EU & UK Regulatory Reporting Rewrites 2026–2030+
Transaction reporting in Europe is at an inflection point, as regulators reassess the structure, scope and objectives of existing reporting frameworks. This report examines the key regulatory reporting developments across the UK and EU, and considers the potential implications for firms operating across these jurisdictions.
