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IReF is not just a template change. It will affect how reporting data is sourced, controlled and owned. Download the guide to see what your team should review now.

IReF will bring more granular, transaction-level data into regulatory reporting. For banks, this means higher processing demands and greater pressure on data quality, lineage, ownership and reconciliation. Our two-page guide outlines four implementation challenges firms should address as they prepare. Download the guide to assess whether your reporting infrastructure can handle the change.

IReF will require more than adapting existing reporting templates. It will test whether banks can use one governed data foundation across multiple reporting requirements. Our two-page guide explains what reusable reporting data looks like, where template-led processes may create more work and what banks should consider next. Download the guide to assess whether your reporting architecture is ready for IReF.

2031 may feel a long way off, but banks will need to be ready for the IReF pilot in 2030. Our two-page guide breaks down the latest ECB milestones, what they mean for reporting teams and the work that may need to begin well before implementation. Download the guide and assess whether your current IReF roadmap is realistic.

For Luxembourg banks, data standardisation is moving from policy discussion to practical planning. On 8 July, Suade is hosting a private breakfast roundtable on IReF, BIRD and the future of regulatory reporting in Europe. The session will bring together senior leaders from banks, regulators and the regulatory reporting community for a candid discussion on what this means in practice. Request a place.

For Luxembourg banks, data standardisation is becoming a practical reporting challenge. On 8 July, Suade is hosting a private breakfast roundtable with Tanja Loman from the ECB’s IReF Programme Office and Jeroen Van Doorsselaere, Advisor at PwC. The discussion will cover IReF, BIRD and what the move towards more granular regulatory reporting means for banks in practice. Request a place.