Webinar: CP25/32

Join Qomply and BDO on 10 February 2026 for a practical webinar unpacking FCA CP25/32 and upcoming UK MiFIR transaction reporting reforms: covering reporting scope changes, field-level impacts, administrative challenges, and trading venue reporting considerations.

Qomply and BDO LLP are delighted to invite you to our webinar exploring the FCA's CP25/32 on Improving the UK transaction reporting regime and its implications for MiFID firms.

The consultation was published on the anniversary of the Discussion paper which set out the FCA's views on the shape of the UK's new reporting regime. The FCA's approvals set out a fundamental rethink of the MiFIR reporting regime and will have a significant impact on firms' reporting templates and processes.

This session will provide a practical overview of the proposals with a focus on changes to reporting scope, field-level requirements, and the evolving expectations around administrative and trading venue reporting.

The webinar will be led by Osita Egbubine, Associate Director at BDO, and Sophia Fulugunya, Director of Transaction Reporting at Qomply, who will combine their regulatory insight with hands-on industry experience. They will highlight areas of regulatory focus, and the practical steps firms can take now to assess impact and reduce regulatory risk.

The event will cover key themes including:

✅ Shape of the reporting regime
✅ Changes to reporting scope
✅ Proposals to ease administrative challenges
✅ Key reporting field changes and data impacts
✅ Trading venue reporting considerations

This session is designed for professionals in compliance, regulatory reporting, operations, and technology who are responsible for interpreting regulatory change and delivering reporting frameworks.

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Key Takeaways (CP25/32 in 60 seconds)

• What CP25/32 proposes: a fundamental rethink of the UK transaction reporting regime (number of fields, cost of reporting, reduce burden).
• Who is impacted: compliance, regulatory reporting, operations and technology teams accountable for MiFID / MiFIR reporting.
• What firms should do now: map scope and field-level changes, identify process impacts, exclusions, and define a practical implementation plan.
• What you’ll leave with: a clear checklist of actions to assess impact and reduce regulatory risk ahead of regime change.