FRSGlobal

FRSGlobal risk and regulatory solutions - APJ

FRSGlobal's reporting solution, RegPro, provides comprehensive support for regulatory reporting in the APJ region. RegPro is a fully automated reporting suite required for regulatory reporting in Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, China, Australia, India, Japan and Indonesia.

FRSGlobal takes raw transactional, positional and general ledger level data from all source systems (back office, accounting and risk systems) using DataFoundation, together with its CalculationEngine. The FRSGlobal product automatically populates reports required by regulators.

The types of information requested by the regulator and handled by the FRSGlobal solution include Regulatory Balance Sheets, Foreign Exchange positions, Market Risk sensitivity, Liquidity Risk reporting, Credit Risk reporting, Capital Adequacy etc. .

FRSGlobal's outputs are in formats compliant for immediate upload to regulators.

FRSGlobal's RiskPro is a unified risk and profitability analysis solution for the banking, insurance and coporate sectors. It covers a broad scope and depth of financial analysis ensuring consistency of results, and reduction in the costs of analysis.

RiskPro solutions include ALM, Liquidity Risk, Market Risk, Credit Risk, Basel II, IFRS/IAS 32, 39, Solvency II, Funds Transfer Pricing and Economic Capital.

FRSGlobal Professional Services

In Asia alone FRSGlobal has a team representing 150+ years of compliance/risk/banking expertise. Regulators, bankers and compliance risk professionals are all represented in our team.

Shawn Paul
Director Professional Services and Product Development, FRSGlobal

Shawn Paul commented: "Our team of experienced professionals in APJ provides our clients with a unique service as well as an industry leading product. With our COR²E team interacting with regulators in APJ, interpreting their regulations and identifying the changes to the regulatory reports, our clients can rest assured they will always submit the correct information on time."
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