Droit, a leading RegTech firm specialising in computational law and regulation, has announced the integration of LSEG’s Global Shareholding Disclosure Data into its Position Reporting platform.
This collaboration aims to simplify and automate regulatory reporting for financial institutions by combining LSEG’s robust reference data with Droit’s advanced decision-making capabilities.
LSEG’s Global Shareholding Disclosure Data provides detailed insights into fifteen types of total shares and voting rights, allowing firms to more accurately monitor and manage regulatory thresholds. Through the integration, licensed users can now seamlessly feed this data into Droit’s platform, enabling real-time position evaluation against a comprehensive set of global obligations.
Droit chief strategy officer Somerset Pheasant said, “Firms consistently highlight two issues they face in complying with shareholder disclosure regulation: rule interpretation and reference data.
“At Droit, accurately digitising regulation is at the core of what we do. Integrating LSEG as one of the reference data sources into our Position Reporting product represents an important step in addressing our clients’ challenges and allowing them to benefit from the most accurate and comprehensive solution for shareholding disclosures.”
The Position Reporting product from Droit is designed to help institutions manage disclosure requirements with greater efficiency. It incorporates logic for determining disclosure eligibility, aggregation capabilities, and automated report generation.
The platform’s regulatory rules are built using consensus interpretations, refined via Endoxa—a framework developed in partnership with some of the world’s most complex financial institutions. This ensures transparency and traceability by linking compliance decisions directly back to original legal texts and supporting memos.
LSEG head of product management Fausto Marseglia said, “Shareholder disclosure rules vary significantly across jurisdictions, creating a complex compliance landscape for institutions. We are excited to partner with Droit, as by integrating LSEG Global Shareholding Disclosure Data directly into their platform, clients gain access to a powerful, end-to-end solution that reduces the compliance burden through automation and trusted data.”
Founded in 2012, Droit is known for its patented platform Adept, which processes millions of inquiries daily to determine regulatory compliance in real time. Adept supports major financial institutions globally, delivering legal clarity with sub-millisecond latency by evaluating the implications of any transaction within a firm’s infrastructure.
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