The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) today announced the launch of its EU Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) Approved Reporting Mechanism (ARM), delivering an end-to-end transaction reporting solution developed to further improve reporting accuracy and support more efficient compliance.

Built on a resilient, cloud-native platform, DTCC’s EU-MiFID ARM is designed to help firms simplify complex reporting workflows, improve data quality and achieve greater confidence in their regulatory reporting. DTCC’s solution combines a dedicated 24/7 back-reporting channel, advanced error correction capabilities and integrated data analytics, delivering a more holistic MiFID reporting experience.

“As regulatory expectations continue to evolve, European firms are looking for a trusted partner that can help them navigate changes while improving the overall quality of their reporting,” said Michele Hillery, Managing Director and Head of Repository and Derivatives Services at DTCC. “DTCC’s EU-MiFID ARM extends our proven global reporting capabilities, enabling firms to meet evolving regulatory requirements across jurisdictions and regimes through one trusted provider. It also highlights DTCC’s commitment to serving clients across the EU.”

Following the launch of DTCC’s UK MiFID ARM in May 2026, the new EU-MiFID ARM expands the firm’s suite of global regulatory reporting solutions, allowing access to both ARMs, along with DTCC’s Global Trade Repository service (GTR), through a single-sign-on portal. DTCC’s ARM solutions include intuitive dashboards and reporting tools that deliver near real-time visibility into submission status, exceptions and data quality. Users can access insights, trend analysis and anonymized peer comparison data to support issue prioritization and remediation.

Hillery added, “With DTCC’s MiFID ARM solutions, firms can streamline their approach to regulatory obligations, backed by resilient technology, actionable insights and the scale of a trusted market infrastructure provider.”