Overview
RiskConcile offers solutions that make risk and regulatory compliance easier and efficient. The company specializes in PRIIPs reporting and manages complex financial instruments including structured products, hedge funds, equity-linked notes, debt instruments, hybrid bonds, currency swaps, and private equity products.
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- Yesterday, RiskConcile hosted its webinar "Divergence by Design", on the reform of UK fund regulation. Thanks to everyone who joined Jan De Spiegeleer, Gemma Capelo and Kimon Apostolidis. On 14 July 2026, the FCA published two major consultations at once: CP26/28 (the new UK AIFM regime) and CP26/26 (FRAME). Together, they mark the biggest reform for UK fund managers since the post financial crisis reforms. A few of the key points we covered: - Two separate reforms, not one: new AIFM size tiers, and a fund by fund reporting split
- The UK is rewriting the rules for fund regulation, and the direction is clear: divergence by design. The FCA and HM Treasury proposals from July 2026 will reshape how UK funds are structured, disclosed, and operated. The gap with the EU framework is no longer accidental. It is deliberate. We are running a 30 minute webinar to cut through it. What we will cover: - What the July 2026 proposals actually change for UK funds - Where the UK is diverging from the EU, and why it matters for your structure - What this means in practice for
- UK fund regulation used to follow the EU closely. That is changing. The FCA and HM Treasury proposals published in July 2026 point to a UK framework that goes its own way on structure, disclosure, and how funds are run. For managers with funds on both sides, that creates real questions about what to build once and what to build twice. We set out our reading of the proposals in a whitepaper, Divergence by Design. We are now running a short webinar to talk through what they mean in practice and where we think the pressure points will
- We are proud to announce that RiskConcile has been nominated for the European FundsTech Provider of the Year award in the category Data & Data Management! 🏆 This recognition reflects the hard work and dedication of our entire team. We look forward to seeing everyone at the Award Show in November! Thomas Desombere Toon Daenen Jan De Spiegeleer Jegor Tokarevich Gemma Capelo Fitz Partners Ltd B4Finance by RiskConcile SOF (Substance Over Form Ltd.) RiskConcile Group Funds Europe David Wright #FundsTech #DataManagement #Awards
- On 14 July 2026, the FCA and HM Treasury proposed the biggest overhaul of UK fund regulation since 2013. Two changes stand out for fund managers: → A new size-based classification system for AIFMs. → A unified fund reporting framework that reaches well beyond firms currently in scope of AIFM reporting. There's also a related proposal to simplify remuneration rules for asset managers. The part worth flagging: the reporting changes don't stop at managers already caught by AIFM reporting. If you run UCITS and assumed this wasn't
- Where liquid meets illiquid: "How RegTech, reporting and risk management are reshaping the fund market". Our co-CEO Jegor Tokarevich (CEO of SOF (Substance Over Form Ltd.) / Substance Over Form, and co-CEO of the RiskConcile Group) joins host David Eckner for 15 minutes on the questions shaping the industry: ▶️ Liquid vs. illiquid: what each world gets wrong about the other ▶️ Reporting as a competitive edge, not just a regulatory duty ▶️ Data, risk & governance: is a new market ecosystem forming? ▶️ RegTech consolidation: why M&A
- Summer holidays are in full swing - if you have a bit of spare time, it may be a good chance to look back over one of the more complex process that has developed over the last 18 months... The mandatory use of slippage calculations for matured funds has been applicable since 1 January 2025, but many firms are still struggling to streamline processes and get their PRIIPs transaction costs calculations right. RiskConcile make sure to remove the struggles and ensure regulatory compliance with: 1) Seamless onboarding and data
- Liquidity Management Tools: still a work in progress for Irish funds! The Central Bank of Ireland's Staff Insights No. 3 (2026), drawing on a survey of 909 sub-funds, found that only #18% incorporate market impact costs into their LMT calibration, a surprisingly low figure given growing regulatory expectations The Central Bank has been clear: it expects #both explicit and implicit transaction costs to be reflected in price-based Liquidity Management Tools. And it will continue to #monitor not just adoption, but consistency in how
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Jan De SpiegeleerCo Founder→Chief Executive Officer at RiskConcile Holding BV
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