Automated Reporting Tool
PwC’s Automated Reporting Tool solution is designed to support your financial institution to enhance its regulatory reporting. It offers a comprehensive suite of capabilities, including validations, risk analytics, Pillar 3 mapping and disclosure, as well as export functionalities in submittable XBRL-CSV/XML formats. With support for over 10,000 validation rules, the Automated Reporting Tool ensures institutions meet supervisory requirements efficiently and accurately. Additionally, its robust risk analytics dashboard feature incorporates more than 900 key risk indicators, empowering your institution to gain deeper insights on its risk trends and maintain compliance with precision.
Description
Financial institutions face increasing complexity in regulatory reporting demands in frequency, scope, and complexity. The Automated Reporting Tool simplifies this process. It does this by applying a comprehensive engine that executes more than 10,000 integrity, consistency, and plausibility validations across COREP, FINREP, and other supervisory reports. It also provides period on period analysis of risk trends, and export of reports in supervisor-required formats. It ensures full compliance with EBA, ECB, SRB, and national supervisors, improving reporting quality and reducing manual effort.
Approach
PwC delivers the Automated Reporting Tool as a cloud-based service, supporting implementation and tailoring features to your needs.
01
Import Reports
Upload reports in Excel, XML, or XBRL format.
02
Run Validations
Apply validation rules from multiple supervisory bodies.
03
View Results
View the results of the analysis, including validations, and export the results.
04
Export Reports
Generate XBRL and Excel reports for review and submission.
Benefits
Flexible Scope
Supports multiple taxonomies and expands with client needs.
Expert Support
Backed by PwC regulatory and XBRL specialists.
Secure Data
Uses encrypted databases with no data storage.
Fast Processing
Handles large datasets quickly via dedicated servers.