REGREP
European regulatory reporting infrastructure
REGREP launched on January 20, 2026.
What it does
REGREP is a regulatory reporting and compliance platform designed for EU financial institutions. It provides technical infrastructure for structured reporting, data validation, and supervisory submissions across European regulatory frameworks.
REGREP converts your data into validated, supervisor-ready filings — 51 EBA reports, CRS/FATCA, DORA, IFR/IFPR, MiCA, CESOP. Self-serve, from €500/year.
Bring data from any system, in any shape. REGREP normalises it, validates it against the current regulatory framework, and returns a supervisor-ready filing. Trusted by 200+ regulated firms across the globe for their regulatory reporting needs. As at June 2026. No implementation project, no consultant. Register, activate the module you need, and generate a validated return. Create a free account and open the module for your obligation — EBA XBRL, DORA, CRS, IFR and more. No sales call, no card. Upload a file or connect your system. The engine maps your data to the current regulatory framework and runs every validation rule applicable to that report and taxonomy version. Download a…from regrep.eu
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