S&P Global Cappitech Regulatory Reporting provides regulatory reporting and business intelligence for financial services firms. It connects to trade data, checks reports, adds static and dynamic data, then sends submissions to an Approved Reporting Mechanism or Trade Repository. Supported regimes include EMIR, MiFIR, SFTR, FinFrag, SEC, CFTC, Canadian reporting, ASIC, MAS, HKMA and JFSA. A dashboard tracks submission status and lifecycle, compliance KPIs, late submissions and transaction reporting rejections. Reconciliation tools compare platform open positions with Trade Repository positions, pair and match UTIs, and match reportable fields with counterparties. Cappitech AI flags high-risk reconciliation breaks for operations teams to resolve. Best Execution Monitoring evaluates execution quality using price, slippage and latency against a personalized policy. For EMIR reporting, data can be integrated through CSV, XML, API, MQ or Snowflake, with external market data connectivity for daily MTM valuation. The cloud SaaS platform supports web and API access, regulator submission, validation rules and an audit trail. Delegated reporting customers receive a read-only dashboard showing only their own data. Cappitech describes the service as scalable and says some clients report up to 10 million transactions daily. Its customers include global banks, brokers, asset managers, hedge funds and corporations.
Who it is for
Cappitech suits financial services firms that need to submit regulatory reports across multiple regimes and monitor their status, rejections and compliance KPIs. Its stated customer base includes global banks, brokers, asset managers, hedge funds and corporations.
What is good
- Covers EMIR, MiFIR, SFTR, SEC and other reporting regimes.
- Validates, enriches and submits reports to repositories or mechanisms.
- Tracks submissions, lifecycle, KPIs, late filings and rejections.
- Reconciles Trade Repository positions and matches UTIs and reportable fields.
- AI highlights high-risk reconciliation breaks.
- Cloud service offers web and API access, validation rules and audit trail.
What to know first
- Pricing is provided on request.
- MiFID II onboarding typically takes 6–8 weeks.
- EMIR data integrations are described through specified formats and connections.
Verdict
Choose Cappitech if your firm needs reporting across the listed regulatory regimes alongside submission monitoring and reconciliation. Firms should look elsewhere if they need a displayed price before contacting sales or a quicker MiFID II onboarding schedule.
Get started with S&P Global Cappitech Regulatory Reporting
- Visit the Cappitech website.
- Request a demo or contact sales for pricing and access details.
- Discuss onboarding with Cappitech's professional services team.
- Connect trade data using an applicable reporting integration.
- Use the web dashboard or API to manage reporting.
Questions about S&P Global Cappitech Regulatory Reporting
How much does Cappitech Regulatory Reporting cost?
Pricing is available on request. The platform page invites visitors to request a demo or contact sales.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. The transaction reporting page displays a “Try it for Free” call to action.
Which regulatory regimes does it support?
Listed regimes include EMIR, MiFIR, SFTR, FinFrag, SEC, CFTC, Canadian reporting, ASIC, MAS, HKMA and JFSA.
Which platforms can I use?
The platform is available through web and API access and is deployed in the cloud.
What integrations are available for EMIR?
Options include CSV, XML, API, MQ and Snowflake data, plus external market data connectivity for daily MTM valuation.
Who makes Cappitech?
Cappitech is provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. It says it serves global banks, brokers, asset managers, hedge funds and corporations.
S&P Global Cappitech Regulatory Reporting plans and pricing
All plansCompared on regulatory reporting software
- Regulator submission
- Yes
- Validation rules
- Yes
- Audit trail
- Yes
- Deployment
- cloud
- API access
- Yes
