Integrated Regulatory Reporting
Integrated Regulatory Reporting is the approach to regulatory reporting which was introduced following the FSA's 2003/2004 Plan and Budget commitment to harmonise the existing (pre-N2) multiplicity of inconsistent reporting requirements.
Integrated Regulatory Reporting Programme
The Integrated Regulatory Reporting Programme aims to:
improve our effectiveness in meeting our statutory objectives
- align reporting to the type of business a firm undertakes;
- improve support of regulatory processes – in particular our risk-based approach to supervising firms;
- dynamic reporting in face of an ever-changing market place;
maximise technology – mandatory electronic reporting
- timely, accurate and faster analysis to aid decision making;
- reducing costs and meeting the challenges of extended scope;
make it easier for firms to do business with the FSA
- align reporting to use more of the data firms use for their own purposes; and
- eliminate redundant data and minimise ad hoc requests.

