Rejected Trades Report Workflow
Identify and resolve rejected EMIR trades before they impact your reporting.
The Rejected Trades Report process standardises the Trade Repository Rejected Files, giving you a clear view of which trades have been rejected and need attention.
What it does
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Normalises rejected trade data from the Trade Repository
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Highlights unresolved rejections that could cause under-reporting
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Produces an exception list for quick follow-up and correction
Why it matters
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Prevents gaps in EMIR reporting caused by unrectified rejections
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Improves oversight of Trade Repository feedback
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Supports complete and accurate trade submissions
The Rejected Trades Report is part of the Fund Recs EMIR Oversight Solution, helping you maintain full visibility and control over your reporting process.
Simplifying EMIR Reporting Reconciliations
Keeping EMIR reporting accurate shouldn’t feel like chasing shadows. Fund Recs bridges the gap between trade repositories and your internal records, replacing slow, manual checks with automated reconciliations that highlight discrepancies, reduce risk, and deliver confidence in your reporting.
The EMIR Reporting Challenge
TR Trade State files frequently diverge from internal or administrator books due to lifecycle events, cancellations, resubmissions, and missed population. Manual comparisons across sources are slow, error-prone, and struggle to keep pace, increasing the risk of over- or under-reporting.
How Fund Recs Helps
Fund Recs automatically reconciles TR Trade States against your chosen book of record. We validate key attributes (Quantity, Notional per leg, Price, Market Value, Currency, Counterparty, Maturity Date), flag discrepancies, route exceptions with root-cause labels, and generate audit-ready evidence.
Why It Matters
EMIR accuracy isn’t optional. Fund Recs catches TR-to-book drift early, routes exceptions with root-cause tags, and generates one-click evidence—shortening investigations, strengthening audit readiness, and giving you confidence across funds and administrators.