Thursday 19 March 2026
1.00pm-2.00pm GMT (online)
Join Qomply as we host FCA Technical Specialist, Richard Kind, for a one-hour webinar exploring EMIR Refit supervisory expectations and practical implementation, taking place on Thursday 19 March at 1pm.
Richard leads the FCA’s technical work on EMIR reporting within the Post Trade Reporting Team and co chairs the UK EMIR Reporting Industry Engagement Group, bringing a direct supervisory perspective on what firms will be expected to evidence in governance, controls and remediation.
Agenda
The webinar will conclude with a moderated Q&A offering practical insight for compliance, operations and reporting professionals navigating UK EMIR Refit requirements.
This session is designed for professionals in compliance, regulatory reporting, operations, and technology who are responsible for interpreting regulatory change and delivering reporting frameworks.
Michelle Zak
Managing Director
Qomply
Michelle Zak is Co-Founder and Managing Director of Qomply. She leads the firm’s global strategy and operations, overseeing the development and delivery of Qomply’s regulatory intelligence platform for transaction reporting accuracy and reconciliation to more than 100 financial institutions worldwide. Before joining Qomply, Michelle was Chief Operating Officer at Kyte Broking and Market Securities, a global, mid-size financial firm where Michelle drove transaction reporting implementation within the firm.
Over the course of her career, Michelle held various senior leadership positions within investment banking and has over 15 years experience working on the Trading Floors of UBS and BNP Paribas.
Richard Kind
Technical Specialist | Post Trade Reporting Team (PTRT) | Market Oversight Data & Intelligence, FCA
Richard Kind is a Technical Specialist in the FCA’s Post Trade Reporting Team, within the Market Oversight Data & Intelligence (MODI) department. The team is responsible for the UK EMIR and SFTR reporting regimes across supervision, policy development, and data quality.
He leads the Authority’s technical work on EMIR reporting, including recent updates to the UK EMIR Q&As, and serves as co chair of the UK EMIR Reporting Industry Engagement Group.
Compliance, operations, risk and reporting professionals responsible for EMIR reporting governance, controls and data quality under UK EMIR Refit.
FCA supervisory expectations for governance and remediation, QA and reconciliation frameworks, delegated reporting considerations, and key technical reporting challenges.
Yes. The session includes a technical deep dive into stale valuations, UPI vs ISIN rules, CFI codes and complex product features.
Yes. The webinar concludes with a live moderated Q&A.
The webinar runs for 60 minutes on 19 March at 13:00 UK time.
You can register for free using the Zoom registration link on the page. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with access details.
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