Accuracy Testing

Our multi-award winning Accuracy Testing service is the gold standard for quality assurance, providing the maximum level of protection against regulatory challenge.

Is your regulatory reporting valid but wrong? Find out in our video

Key features

  • Independent testing of all reports for accuracy, validity and timeliness
  • Identifies ‘valid but wrong‘ data ie data that’s passed validation by ARM/TR/SDR but is still incorrect
  • Combines the deep expertise of our regulatory specialists with advanced technology
  • All reported records are tested for MiFID II transaction reporting
  • All open positions are tested for EMIR trade reporting
  • All activities relating to new SFTs and lifecycle events are tested for SFTR reporting
  • For MiFIR, EMIR, CFTC, SEC, SFTR, HKMA, ASIC and other G20 reporting regimes. 

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All data fields on all reports are tested for accuracy

What do you get?

Accuracy Testing is delivered as a managed service which includes regular testing across all records at a frequency suited to your business and trading volumes — usually monthly or quarterly.

Following a detailed business discovery, clients receive full test results including detailed management information and a full breakdown of reporting records in error to simplify the back-reporting process.

All Kaizen clients have access to our team of regulatory specialists and test analysts via our Kaizen Helpdesk. 

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“The business has benefitted from Kaizen’s ability to comprehensively test all reported records which in turn provides us with a platform to report effectively. Our senior management take great comfort from the fact that Kaizen provides a completely independent review of the quality of our reporting.”

Simon Clements - Head of Global Investment Control – Janus Henderson

Is your reporting valid but wrong?

To find out, or for a conversation about your reporting quality, please get in touch.

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