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Our data reporting software allows institutional businesses to publish recurring and or one-time data reports to public or private repositories. Automated and fully customized to meet specific business requirements, we understand that changing times and new regulations require efficient technology to move data and maintain operational control.

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Under the Dodd-Frank Act all swaps are required to be reported to specific regulatory repositories and made available on websites. Records must be kept throughout the existence of a swap and for up to five years following final termination or expiration of the swap.

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