DaDFiR3

Data-Driven Financial Risk and Regulatory Reporting

Our vision is a future regulatory financial reporting infrastructure that is versatile, lean, and pull-oriented working in a decentralized, diverse and fast-moving ecosystem.

Project Team Results Request for Proposals

About the Project

Our Vision: Reworking the reporting infrastructure.

We see a paradigm shift for financial regulation with:

  • Timeliness, flexibility, transparency, comparability
  • Improved adaptability to new situations
  • Realistic systemic analysis
  • Enhances regulators’ ability to mitigate adverse events

This will have an impact on the financial system and society:

  • Financial institutions: Lower operations costs, better understanding of risks, freeing up resources for strategic tasks
  • The financial system: More resilient, more efficient
  • The real economy will profit from a more stable financial system
  • “Society at large”: Improve financial market transparency & level the playing field between buyers and sellers
  • Strengthening the role of Switzerland in FinTech
  • Provides the foundation of a future digital financial infrastructure

This project is funded by


BRIDGE

The Project Team

Henriette Elise Breymann

Prof. Dr. Henriette Elise Breymann  

ZHAW - Institute of Data Analysis & Process Design

Automation of Financial Analysis

Tim Weingaertner

Prof. Dr. Tim Weingärtner   

HSLU - Computer Science & Information Technology

Blockchain and Smart Contracts

Walter Farkas

Prof. Dr. Walter Farkas   

University of Zurich - Banking & Finance

Financial Risk Management and Regulatory Expertise

Patrick Hauf

Dr. Patrick Hauf   

ZHAW - School of Management and Law

Risk Management and Regulatory Reporting

Francis Parr

Dr. Francis Parr   

ZHAW - School of Engineering

Visiting researcher

We are an interdisciplinary team with proven expertise in the individual fields.

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Partners

We closely work with:

A global standard for the consistent representation of financial instruments.

Results

We are developing a new generation of regulatory technology that has the potential to revolutionize the regulatory reporting practice. The development is carried out in close collaboration with industry and regulators with the aim to create solutions that make a difference for the financial industry and society as a whole. Stay tuned for the latest updates about our ongoing work!



News / Request for Proposals: Commercialization Partner

After the first half of the project and after building first prototyps, we are looking for a commercialization partner to take our results a step further.
Please find the Request for Proposals here.

2022

29.09.2022   Workshop on Automated Regulatory Financial Reporting
08.11.2022   NFT Event Rotkreuz: Recording
29.11.2022   Publication of a first small Demo Application to demonstrate the benefits of analysis of granular contract data.

2023

14.03.2023   Publication of Containerized Demo Application
14.04.2023   Ethereum Zurich: Talk and Workshop on Balancing the Goals of DeFi with Traditional Finance: A Risk Management Perspective
20.10.2023   Journal publication: Deciphering DeFi: A Comprehensive Analysis and Visualization of Risks in Decentralized Finance
14.12.2023   DaDFiR3 Vision

2024

15.02.2024   2nd International Workshop on Automated Regulatory Financial Reporting

Demonstrators

Cloud Demo  
Containerized Demo  

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Past Events

2nd International Workshop on Automated Regulatory Financial Reporting

15. February 2024

Agenda

12:00   Registration
13:00   Welcome Speech - Henriette Elise Breymann (ZHAW)
13:10   DaDFiR3 - Where do we stand today
     Chair: Walter Farkas (UZH)
    Container-based infrastructure
     Francis Parr, Donat Maier (ZHAW)
    Modelling Risk Transfer and Impact on Systemic Risk
     Walter Farkas, Patrick Lucescu (UZH)
    DeFi takes Risk to a new level
     Tim Weingärtner (HSLU)
14:15   Networking break
14:45   Latest developments in supervision
     Chair: Tim Weingärtner (HSLU)
    Data-based banking supervision in Switzerland
     Philippe Brügger (FINMA)
    Can government booster financial innovation? And should it?
     Eva Selamlar-Leuthold (FIND)
    ECB banking supervision approach on data, technology, and innovation
     Moritz Karber (ECB)
15:50   Networking break
16:10   Financial regulation: Towards the future
     Chair: Henriette Elise Breymann (ZHAW)
    ZK ACTUS - Towards verifiable financial contracts
     Mark Greenslade (Casper Association)
    Analysis of SVB's breakdown: Was the collapse foreseeable?
     Gian-Andrin Tommasini (ZHAW)
    Forward looking regulation
     Willi Brammertz (ARIADNE)
17:15   Panel discussion: Towards regulation in distributed finance
     Moderator: Patrick Hauf (ZHAW)
     Magdalena Boškić (Sygnum Bank)
     Ralf Kubli (Casper Association)
     Francis Gross (ECB)
18:00   Apéro

Location

The conference was located at
University of Zurich, KOL-F-101
Zurich, Switzerland
.

Speakers

Magdalena Boškić
Magdalena Boškić
Head RegTech & Crypto Compliance Services, Sygnum

Willi Brammertz
Willi Brammertz
Ariadne Business Analytics AG

Philippe Brügger
Philippe Brügger
Head of Analyses and Instruments. FINMA

Mark Greenslade
Mark Greenslade
Head of R&D, Casper Association

Francis Gross
Francis Gross
Senior Advisor, ECB

Moritz Karber
Moritz Karber
Supervisor Subtech, ECB

Ralf Kubli
Ralf Kubli
Board Member, Casper Association

Eva Selamlar-Leuthold
Eva Selamlar-Leuthold
Head Swiss Financial Innovation Desk. Federal Department of Finance

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2nd International Workshop on Automated Regulatory Financial Reporting 2024

1st International Workshop on Automated Regulatory Financial Reporting

29. September 2022

Currently, ZHAW, HSLU and University of Zurich in close collaboration with interested parties from the industry and funded by the SNCF-Bridge scheme are pursuing the vision of a system for automated regulatory financial reporting that uses financial contract-level data combined with market data to automatically produce the analyses required for internal and external oversight.

The workshop aims at presenting details of the project as well advantages from the point of view of different stakeholders (regulators, financial institutions, technology providers, standard-setting bodies). Our objective is to start a conversation among those stakeholders and create an impact on their vision.

The workshop will take place a day after the 7th European Conference on AI in Industry and Finance in Switzerland

Agenda

12:00   Registration
13:00   Welcome Speech - Prof. Dr. Henriette Elise Breymann
13:30   Vision for European Banking Supervision - Lukasz Kubicki
14:00   Freeing Schrödinger's Cat - Investors Perspective on Regulatory Reporting - Christian Dreyer CFA
14:30   Networking break
15:00   ACTUS Demo - Francis Parr
15:30   ACTUS Bank Perspective - Ioannis Akkizidis
16:00   Short break
16:15   Data-based banking supervision in Switzerland - Dan Wunderli
16:45   Panel discussion
         Moderator: Prof. Walter Farkas
         Alistair Heggie
         Jörg Behrens
         Lukasz Kubicki
17:30   Apéro riche

Location

The conference was located at
Zurich University of Applied Sciences
School of Engineering
Building TN, Room E0.54, Technikumstrasse 71, Winterthur
.

Speakers

Lukasz Kubicki
Lukasz Kubicki
Head of SupTech, Technology and Innovation, ECB

Christian Dreyer
Christian Dreyer CFA
Independent Analyst and Investor

Francis Parr
Francis Parr
Visiting Researcher and former Research Staff Member at IBM Research

Ioannis Akkizidis
Ioannis Akkizidis
Lead Technology Product Manager Finance, Risk & Regulatory Reporting, Wolter Kluwers

Dan Wunderli
Dan Wunderli
Head of Data Innovation Lab at FINMA

Alistair Heggie
Alistair Heggie
Chief Operating Officer, SEBA Bank AG

Jörg Behrens
Jörg Behrens
Non Executive Director and Entrepreneur

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