Buy side steps in as banks tire of delegated reporting

- By Michael Watt and Robert Mackenzie Smith
- 28 Mar 2014

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Top-tier banks are losing interest in offering delegated trade reporting on behalf of their clients, just weeks after reporting requirements came into force under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (Emir), and some buy-side firms are now offering the service themselves.

Delegated reporting enables counterparties to take on the operational, but not the legal, responsibility for trade reporting on behalf of their clients. Since the Emir reporting deadline on February 12, banks known to

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