How would you define regulatory reporting?
Regulatory reporting involves meeting requirements set by authorities such as the Banque de France or the European Banking Authority. These regulators mandate financial institutions to submit regular reports containing precise information about their clients, like loans or credits. Banks must provide this data to comply with national and international legislation. Our SBP-RR solution simplifies this process by enabling banks to collect, structure, and submit this information in line with regulatory standards.
What is SBP-RR?
SBP-RR is SBS’s regulatory reporting platform. It’s a cloud-native solution that centralizes all our regulatory reporting services and supports the delivery of various reports, including those related to instant payments or CR3. Since its launch, we’ve deployed over 60 services for around 40 clients. By 2025, our goal is to expand this offering significantly by delivering more than 400 additional services while ensuring the security and industrial scalability of our solutions.
What does your role as SaaS Team Leader for the SBP-RR platform involve?
I’m the SaaS Team Leader for SBP-RR, SBS’s regulatory reporting platform. We’re undergoing a strategic transformation, focusing on SaaS products aligned with the company’s vision. This transformation includes products like SBP-RR, Instant Payment, and other SaaS solutions. My role involves ensuring that our services are well-organized, high-performing, and tailored to meet client needs.
How does your role contribute to regulatory reporting solutions?
As a SaaS Team Leader, I ensure that our regulatory reporting solutions are accessible, secure, and aligned with client needs—primarily banks. Our R&D team gathers requirements from regulators, while my team focuses on deploying and operationalizing these solutions to support a broad range of reporting needs. We’re committed to enhancing our offerings and making our solutions more robust. By the end of 2025, we aim to further expand the range of reports we provide.
How do you add value for clients?
The primary value of our SaaS solutions for clients, especially banks, is process simplification. Historically, banks maintained in-house solutions for regulatory reporting, which were expensive in terms of infrastructure and human resources. Moving to SaaS helps banks significantly reduce these costs while transferring some technical and operational risks to an experienced vendor. This allows banks to focus on their core business while enjoying simplified management and enhanced security.
Is there a project you’ve worked on that highlights our market positioning in regulatory reporting?
A particularly significant project was the launch of our first service available through our SBP RR solution, enabling the production of the FICOM2 regulatory report. In 2024, we successfully deployed it across all our clients, meeting the deadlines set by the regulator.
What’s your vision for the future of regulatory reporting?
The future of regulatory reporting will demand increasingly detailed and granular data from banks, driven by evolving regulatory requirements. This will push banks to provide even more comprehensive information, and our solutions must adapt to process these new demands efficiently. We’ll also need to ensure compliance while maintaining top-tier security for all data handled.
What’s a key lesson you’ve learned in your career?
One key lesson I’ve learned is the importance of continuous evolution to meet client and end-user needs. It’s not enough to deliver high-performing solutions; they must also be accessible, high-quality, and secure. Data security has become a top priority, and over the past six years, I’ve witnessed a growing demand from clients for assurances about protecting the data they entrust to us. This has taught me that success requires agility and alignment with market trends and client expectations.
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