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Approved Reporting Mechanism (ARM)

Optimize Transaction Reporting to the Supervisor with the Approved Reporting Mechanism (ARM)

We support our clients in complying with the obligation to report all executed transactions—both on trading venues and OTC—to the Competent Authorities (NCAs), in accordance with Article 26 of MiFIR (transaction reporting).

Through a single point of entry, our SIA service collects the information, verifies and refines it in line with the requirements set out in the applicable regulation, and submits it to the competent authority in a standardized format.

Contact us. Our team will be happy to solve any doubts you may have.

Call us at: +34 91 709 58 40 

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Benefits of the Arm System

Authorized Service
Service provider authorised as an ARM under MiFID / MiFIR.

Effectiveness
Increased efficiency and reduced risk through a single point of access.

Dashboard
Facilitates for clients the managing and monitoring all aspects of regulatory compliance.

Availability
Services for all types of entities: market members and non-members. Connection to the most relevant competent authorities.

Hotline
Multi-connection to the most relevant competent authorities.

Qualified Validation 
Validation processes based on the most recent data published by ESMA. Additional application of own validations to optimise the acceptance rate of operations.

MiFID II Instruments
Coverage of all instruments subject to MiFID II.

Know-how 
Experience in financial legislation and adaptation to new changes.

Technical Support 
High-level technical support guarantee.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The ARM service offered by BME enables clients to notify transactions (i.e. transaction reporting) to their respective national competent authorities (i.e. NCAs) in accordance with Article 26 MiFIR.

The ARM service by BME enables our clients to notify transactions in accordance with the details required by the applicable regulations (i.e. Article 26 MiFIR and RTS 22), which establish requirements in relation to the timeliness of reports, as well as the precision with which the date and time of execution of transactions must be reported. The ARM service applies a comprehensive set of rules to validate the consistency and completeness of the information submitted to the competent authorities in order to maximize its quality and accuracy.