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  • Bank of England Proposes Enhanced Climate Risk Management for Financial Institutions

    Bank of England Proposes Enhanced Climate Risk Management for Financial Institutions

    The Bank of England’s Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has released Consultation Paper CP10/25, proposing updates to Supervisory Statement SS3/19. This initiative aims to strengthen how banks and insurers manage climate-related financial risks.

    The PRA emphasizes the need for firms to:Integrate climate risk considerations into governance structures.

    • Enhance risk management practices to address climate-related exposures.
    • Utilize long-term scenario analysis for strategic planning.
    • Improve disclosures related to climate financial risks.

    The consultation is open until July 31, 2025, inviting feedback from stakeholders. This move underscores the PRA’s commitment to ensuring the financial sector’s resilience against climate change impacts.

    For more details, visit the Bank of England’s official announcement: BoE Announcement

  • Compliance ist kein „Nice-to-have“ – BaFin zeigt erneut harte Hand: LPA unterstützt Sie dabei, auf der sicheren Seite zu bleiben

    Compliance ist kein „Nice-to-have“ – BaFin zeigt erneut harte Hand: LPA unterstützt Sie dabei, auf der sicheren Seite zu bleiben

    Frankfurt am Main, 29. April 2025 – Die Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht (BaFin) setzt ein weiteres starkes Signal für Marktteilnehmer: Mit mehreren empfindlichen Geldbußen und organisatorischen Auflagen gegen die AKBANK AG unterstreicht die Aufsichtsbehörde, wie essenziell ein regelkonformes Wertpapier- und Fondsmanagement ist.

    In Summe wurden über 430.000 EUR an Bußgeldern verhängt – u.a. wegen schwerwiegender Verstöße gegen zentrale Vorschriften des Wertpapierhandelsgesetzes (WpHG), der Marktmissbrauchsverordnung (MAR) sowie der Delegierten Verordnung (EU) 2017/565. Besonders gravierend: Es fehlten effektive Vorkehrungen gegen Insiderhandel und Marktmanipulation – ein massiver Verstoß gegen § 83 Abs. 5 WpHG i.V.m. Art. 16 MAR. Ebenso wurden Kunden nicht über die vorgeschriebene fünfjährige Aufbewahrung von Telefonaufzeichnungen informiert – ein klarer Bruch regulatorischer Transparenzpflichten.

    Darüber hinaus ordnete die BaFin – gestützt auf das Kreditwesengesetz (KWG) und das Geldwäschegesetz (GwG) – tiefgreifende organisatorische Maßnahmen an, darunter die Einsetzung eines Sonderbeauftragten, die Erhöhung der Eigenmittelanforderungen und regelmäßige Berichterstattungen zur Mängelbeseitigung. Diese Entwicklungen zeigen deutlich: Die Einhaltung regulatorischer Vorgaben ist für Banken und Verwahrstellen nicht optional – sondern absolut geschäftskritisch.

    LPA – Ihr RegTech-Partner für zukunftssichere Compliance

    Als eines der führenden europäischen RegTech-Unternehmen steht LPA Lucht Probst Associates für intelligente Automatisierung im regulatorischen Reporting und in der Wertpapierabwicklung. Unsere digitalen Lösungen sorgen dafür, dass Asset Manager, Verwahrstellen und Banken ihre gesetzlichen Verpflichtungen nicht nur erfüllen, sondern auch nachhaltig dokumentieren und revisionssicher umsetzen – ganz im Sinne von Art. 76(8) EU 2017/565, § 25a KWG oder § 60b KWG.

    Ob ESMA-, BaFin-, MAR- oder MiFID-Anforderungen: Unsere Reporting- und Monitoringlösungen entlasten Ihre Fachbereiche und minimieren gleichzeitig das Risiko kostspieliger Sanktionen. Automatisierte Kontrollprozesse, transparente Audit-Trails und eine nahtlose Integration in Ihre Systemlandschaft – das ist Compliance made by LPA.

    Sie haben Herausforderungen bei der Umsetzung aufsichtsrechtlicher Anforderungen?

    Sprechen Sie uns an! Wir begleiten Sie mit Fachwissen, Technologie und Erfahrung – damit Sie sich auf Ihr Kerngeschäft konzentrieren können, ohne regulatorische Stolperfallen.

    LPA Lucht Probst Associates – „Making Regulation Work.“

  • Compliance is not a “nice-to-have” – BaFin once again takes a firm stance: LPA keeps you on the safe side

    Compliance is not a “nice-to-have” – BaFin once again takes a firm stance: LPA keeps you on the safe side

    Frankfurt am Main, 29 April 2025 – Germany’s Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) has once again sent a strong signal to market participants: by imposing substantial fines and stringent organisational requirements on AKBANK AG, the regulator has made it clear just how critical regulatory compliance is in securities and fund administration.

    In total, fines exceeding EUR 430,000 were imposed, due to serious breaches of key provisions of the German Securities Trading Act (WpHG), the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) and Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/565. Notably, AKBANK AG failed to implement effective measures against insider trading and market manipulation – a significant violation of Section 83(5) WpHG in conjunction with Article 16 MAR. Furthermore, customers were not informed that telephone recordings would be retained for five years – a clear breach of regulatory transparency obligations.

    In addition, based on the German Banking Act (KWG) and the German Anti-Money Laundering Act (GwG), BaFin ordered wide-ranging organisational remediation, including the appointment of a special commissioner, increased capital requirements, and regular progress reporting. These developments underscore one essential truth: compliance with supervisory requirements is not optional – it is mission-critical for custodians and financial institutions alike.


    LPA – Your RegTech partner for future-proof compliance

    As one of Europe’s leading RegTech providers, LPA Lucht Probst Associates stands for intelligent automation in regulatory reporting and securities processing. Our digital solutions ensure that asset managers, custodians and banks not only meet their statutory obligations, but also implement them sustainably and in an audit-proof manner – in line with Article 76(8) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/565, Section 25a KWG or Section 60b KWG.

    Whether you are navigating ESMA, BaFin, MAR or MiFID requirements, our reporting and monitoring solutions ease the burden on your teams while reducing the risk of costly sanctions. Automated control processes, transparent audit trails and seamless integration into your IT landscape – this is compliance, made by LPA.

    Struggling to meet supervisory requirements?

    Get in touch with us! We support you with expertise, technology and industry insight – so that you can focus on your core business, free from regulatory pitfalls.

    LPA Lucht Probst Associates – “Making Regulation Work.”

  • Zertifikatefabrik becomes a 100% subsidiary of the LPA Group!

    Zertifikatefabrik becomes a 100% subsidiary of the LPA Group!

    Frankfurt am Main, April 3, 2025 – Lucht Probst Associates (LPA), Europe’s leading technology provider for process automation in structured securities and OTC derivatives, as well as the industry leader in PRIIPs / MiFID compliance, is further strengthening its market position in structured investment products. By acquiring 100% shares of Zertifikatefabrik (ZF), LPA secures one of the leading platforms for issuance automation, process outsourcing, and legal consulting. This move reinforces the LPA Group as the first choice for banks and financial institutions seeking to outsource parts of their internal processes or make them more efficient, regulatory-compliant, and highly automated.

    With the full integration of Zertifikatefabrik, LPA now offers its clients a seamless front-to-back solution for issuing structured securities – covering the entire spectrum from product conception through legal and regulatory documentation to operational execution and ongoing lifecycle monitoring. Issuers aiming to quickly enter new markets, introduce new products, or target new client groups will benefit hugely from a powerful combination of technology and specialized managed services. Additionally, banks requiring short-term external support will find flexible and scalable solutions to optimize their issuance processes.

    Andrea Korte, who founded and strategically developed the company, will continue to lead ZF’s operations as Managing Director. She will also take on the role of Head of Regulatory Affairs at LPA, shaping the company’s approach to regulatory matters.

    Stefan Lucht, Founder and CEO of LPA, highlights the strategic importance of the acquisition: “LPA has been a global leader in the full IT-driven automation of the issuance process, including data management and calculations, for many years. Zertifikatefabrik is the missing piece in our portfolio. With this acquisition, we strengthen our offerings and can support our clients even more comprehensively with managed services.”

    Andrea Korte, Founder and Managing Director of ZF, also sees immense potential in the integration: “Our close collaboration with LPA has already demonstrated how seamlessly our solutions work together. Now, we can significantly leverage our strengths internationally and elevate them to a new level — more efficient, more innovative, and future-proof for us and our clients!”

    By incorporating Zertifikatefabrik, LPA makes a clear statement for further growth and specialization in structured investment products. The combination of regulatory expertise, technological excellence, and operational support provides banks and issuers with a future-proof platform for optimizing their issuance processes.

    About Lucht Probst Associates (LPA):

    Since its founding in 1999 and especially with the introduction of PRIIPs regulations, LPA has become the leading provider of automation solutions for regulatory and legal documentation, and for related workflows in the distribution of structured derivatives and funds. Its proprietary, scalable Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions are now used by approximately 200 clients globally in the banking and asset management sectors, helping them to increase sales volumes, reduce costs, and ensure compliance with both internal and external regulatory standards.

    About Zertifikatefabrik (ZF):

    Factor-i GmbH Zertifikatefabrik specializes in the automation and optimization of business processes in the financial industry, particularly in securities issuance and document management. With an interdisciplinary team of legal and IT experts, it develops holistic solutions that efficiently combine legal and technical requirements. Its high level of expertise helps financial institutions meet regulatory requirements and future-proof their processes.

    Press contact:
    Lucht Probst Associates GmbH (LPA)
    Große Gallusstraße 9
    60311 Frankfurt am Main
    Frankfurt/Main, Germany
    E-Mail: contact@l-p-a.com

    Website: www.l-p-a.com

  • Lucht Probst Associates acquires derivatives data service GmbH & Co. KG

    Lucht Probst Associates acquires derivatives data service GmbH & Co. KG

    Frankfurt, 18.03.2025 – Lucht Probst Associates (LPA), Europe’s leading provider of RegTech and CapTech solutions, has acquired 100% of the shares in derivatives data service GmbH & Co. KG (DDS). DDS is one of the leading companies in the DACH region for high-quality data and analysis in Structured Retail Products (SRP). With this strategic acquisition, LPA expands its offering in the areas of data management, market analysis and issuer support and consolidates its position as a leading technology partner for the financial industry. Two of the previous managing directors of DDS, Frank Förster and Nicholas Gurgiel, will remain on board and continue to run the operational business. Founder Adi Ropeter will continue to provide support as an external consultant and will remain available as an industry expert and contact person for customers and partners. 

    By integrating DDS, the clients of both companies will benefit from an expanded service portfolio and combined expertise in the areas of data processing, market analysis and derivatives technology. LPA and DDS complement each other ideally along the entire value chain in structured products: While DDS offers comprehensive services in data maintenance, market analysis and issuance intelligence as well as trading support, LPA strengthens the digital transformation of the financial industry with its software-as-a-service solution. In addition, the partnership enables LPA to significantly enhance its own SRP offerings with DDS’ highly specialized data and analytics tools. The acquisition is an important milestone in LPA’s growth strategy, which aims to continuously expand its product and service offering as well as its international expansion. 

    “The acquisition of DDS is an important step for LPA in the targeted expansion of our service offering in structured products. With the acquisition of DDS, we not only gain access to the best SRP data in the DACH region, but also the expertise of an experienced team that provides deep market insights and precise analysis” says Stefan Lucht, CEO Software and founder of LPA. “The extensive expertise of DDS seamlessly complements our existing portfolio, allowing us to provide our customers with even more powerful and efficient solutions” 

    DDS founder Adi Ropeter adds: “The entry of LPA opens additional new growth opportunities, particularly regarding the international expansion and long-term development of DDS. After over 35 years of active contribution to the securitized derivatives industry, it was crucial for me, in strategically planning the future of DDS, to ensure that the two managing directors, Frank Förster (co-founder of DDS) and Nicholas Gurgiel, along with our dedicated long-standing employees, continue their successful journey in collaboration with LPA. I will be available to provide guidance and advice as they navigate this further development.” 

    The two co-shareholders and managing directors Frank Förster (co-founder) and Nicholas Gurgiel are looking forward to continuing their collaboration: 

    “With LPA as our partner, we are positioned to make our leading SRP data and market analyses accessible to an even broader range of financial institutions. Together, we are well-equipped to pursue new expansion opportunities in Europe, the USA, and APAC.” 

    The partnership will also provide new impetus on the technological side: 

    “By combining our high-quality data, our issuer-specific services and LPA’s technical innovation, we will be able to offer financial institutions even better solutions” the duo adds. 

    About Lucht Probst Associates (LPA): Since its foundation in 1999 and the introduction of PRIIPs regulation, LPA has emerged as the leading provider of automation solutions for regulatory and legal documentation in the distribution of structured derivatives and funds. Our diverse range of technologies supports financial market participants in sales, structuring, trading, and (regulatory) reporting. Our uniquely developed, scalable Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions are now utilized by over 200 customers in the banking and asset management sectors worldwide, helping them to boost sales volumes, reduce costs, and ensure compliance with both internal and external regulatory standards. 

    About derivatives data service GmbH & Co. KG (DDS): Founded in 2007, DDS is a bank- and issuer-independent service provider with a focus on data-relevant topics in derivative financial instruments. The company has a proprietary database that contains master data on investment certificates and leverage instruments as well as a wide range of additional information. The main areas of activity of DDS include services relating to master data maintenance and lifecycle management, market evaluations, customized services for institutional clients, product selection as well as pricing and mathematical valuation of products. 

    Press contact: 


    Lucht Probst Associates GmbH (LPA) 
    Große Gallusstraße 9 
    60311 Frankfurt am Main 
    Frankfurt/Main, Germany 
    E-Mail: info@l-p-a.com 

    Website: www.l-p-a.com 

    derivatives data service GmbH & Co. KG (DDS) 
    Gustav-Stresemann-Ring 10a 
    65189 Wiesbaden 
    Wiesbaden, Germany 
    E-mail: info@deriserv.de 

    Website: www.deriserv.de 

  • LPA at Finanzplatztag 2025: Digitalisation, Regulation, and Market Opportunities for Asset Managers

    LPA at Finanzplatztag 2025: Digitalisation, Regulation, and Market Opportunities for Asset Managers

    The Finanzplatztag 2025, hosted by Börsen-Zeitung, once again highlighted the key challenges and opportunities facing the German and European financial markets. The main topics included the digital transformation of the industry, regulatory developments, and geopolitical risks. Sebastian Höft, Global Director of Sales Asset Management at LPA, attended the event to engage with industry experts and decision-makers, discussing future-oriented developments and showcasing LPA’s solutions for asset managers.

    Digitalisation as a Key Competitive Factor

    Discussions with Fabian Fischer (Bundesbank) and Valentin Roth (Upvest) emphasised that Germany must accelerate the digital transformation of its financial market to remain competitive on an international level. Automation and digital solutions play a crucial role in reducing regulatory and operational burdens.

    LPA addresses these needs with Capmatix AM:

    Automated document generation to reduce operational costs.

    Regulatory compliance solutions for efficient implementation of new requirements.

    Scalable digital processes to enhance productivity.

    Regulatory Developments: Efficiency Instead of Deregulation

    Regulation was a key topic at the event. Professor Dr Claudia Buch (ECB) highlighted the necessity of increasing regulatory efficiency without compromising financial market stability.

    Key aspects for asset managers:

    Further development of the Capital Markets Union to strengthen cross-border business.

    Investment in IT infrastructures to ensure operational resilience.

    High demands from CRR III and Solvency II require efficient RegTech solutions.

    With Capmatix AM, LPA supports asset managers in implementing regulatory requirements efficiently and reducing operational costs.

    Geopolitical Risks and Their Impact on the Financial Sector

    Geopolitical uncertainties and their influence on capital markets were another focal point. Discussions covered topics such as:

    The impact of geopolitical tensions on financing strategies.

    The necessity of a strategic evolution of the European financial market.

    Adaptation to changing Basel requirements for risk management.

    Through digital and automated compliance solutions, LPA provides asset managers with the necessary flexibility to respond effectively to these challenges.

    Competitiveness of Germany’s Financial Centre

    The panel discussion featuring Souâd Benkredda (DZ Bank), Dr Stephan Leithner (Deutsche Börse), Anja Mikus (KENFO), Dr Bettina Orlopp (Commerzbank), Tobias Vogel (UBS), and Stefan Wintels (KFW) addressed key questions concerning the future of Germany’s financial centre:

    Should Germany’s 1,200 banks consolidate to increase competitiveness?

    How can the European securitisation market be strengthened?

    What are the implications of new UCITS regulations and Solvency II for investments?

    Digital Assets & Blockchain: Opportunities and Regulatory Challenges

    The growing significance of digital assets and blockchain technologies was another major topic. Regulatory frameworks such as MiCAR and the eWpHG are establishing initial standards, but market penetration remains low.

    Key takeaways:

    Tokenised assets could introduce new financing options for SMEs.

    A more precise regulatory framework is needed to attract institutional investors.

    Technology-driven asset management solutions are crucial to unlocking the full potential of digital assets.

    Insightful discussions with Dr Duc Au, Michael Duttlinger, Dr Alexander Bechtel, Dr Johannes Schmitt, Christian Wölke, Constantin Lisson, Christian-Hendrik Knappe, and Regine Fischer-Wendland underscored the need for further innovation.

    Conclusion: Enhancing Efficiency as a Competitive Advantage for Asset Managers

    The discussions at Finanzplatztag 2025 highlighted that asset managers are facing increasingly complex regulatory and economic challenges. The key to success will be balancing efficiency improvements with market stability.

    With Capmatix AM, LPA offers a proven solution that:

    Automates regulatory processes and reduces costs,

    Enhances operational resilience through digital workflows,

    Helps asset managers adapt to regulatory and economic changes.

    As a leading company in RegTech and digital transformation, LPA supports its clients in successfully navigating an evolving financial landscape.

  • Regulatory Alert: EU Accessibility Act with Compliance Deadline – 28 June 2025

    Regulatory Alert: EU Accessibility Act with Compliance Deadline – 28 June 2025

    The European Accessibility Act (EAA) and the national transposition laws (for example the German Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz – BFSG) will take effect on 28 June 2025, imposing broad accessibility requirements on product manufacturers, service providers, and retail distributors across the EU. These regulations aim to ensure full digital participation and accessibility of information, particularly for individuals with disabilities, creating a standardized, cross-industry legal framework.

    Key Compliance Areas:

    Businesses must ensure contract documents, websites, customer portals, product designs, and services are accessible. This includes:


    ✔ Digital accessibility for product information websites, customer portals, authentication & identification services but also for documents & emails containing information about a service or a product.
    ✔ Accessible customer interaction points, such as call centers and customer services.
    ✔ Technical compliance of documents (PDF/UA format for machine readability).
    ✔ Content to be presented in plain language for better comprehension, where applicable.

    Non-compliance may result in fines, restrictions, or legal action at the national level.

    Financial Services Impact:

    The regulation explicitly requires financial service providers to make banking services accessible. This includes both technical adaptations and content simplifications, ensuring better accessibility for example in investment advice and related services. Despite the upcoming entry into force, the substantive scope of the regulation remains unclear in many aspects. One example: the required comprehensibility and accessibility of Key Information Documents (KIDs):

    According to the EAA, the language used in such document must be understandable and must not exceed a B2 complexity level. But KIDs are already required to be written in clear, succinct, and comprehensible language (Art. 6(4)(c) of the PRIIPs Regulation). Since the content and structure of KIDs, including narratives, are strictly defined by the PRIIPs Regulation, it is reasonable to assume that KIDs should be considered B2-compliant.

    But even If the B2 compliance assumption holds, what about the technical accessibility of the KIDs’ format? Does a KID have to be available in a text format that enable the generation of alternative assistive formats, allowing investors to access content through different presentation methods and sensory channels and would PDF/UA then be an acceptable format?

    Similar questions arise for other mandatory documents, such as Final Terms. Some industry associations have submitted requests to the relevant authorities but in most cases, no responses have been received yet, and FAQs remain unpublished.

    Next Steps: Albeit the unclear scope in various operational aspects, with the 2025 deadline approaching, companies operating in the EU should assess their accessibility strategies and prepare for compliance to avoid penalties and operational disruptions.

  • EBA Endorses European Commission’s Amendments on Conflicts of Interest for Asset-Referenced Tokens

    EBA Endorses European Commission’s Amendments on Conflicts of Interest for Asset-Referenced Tokens

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) has endorsed the European Commission’s substantive amendments to the final draft of the Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) on conflicts of interest for issuers of asset-referenced tokens. The EBA accepts the Commission’s changes, assuming that risk alignment mechanisms will be included in the final version. A key amendment narrows the definition of “personal transactions” to enhance proportionality, excluding shareholders or members from the scope. The European Commission further restricted this scope by removing additional connected persons, aligning the focus on management bodies and employees. Another major change refines the application of RTS provisions to specific connected persons and clarifies relevant contractual arrangements. The Commission also removed references to risk alignment mechanisms for variable remuneration, but agreed to reinstate them following discussions with the EBA. Additionally, the detailed reporting obligations for conflict of interest management were replaced with a high-level requirement. The EBA acknowledges these modifications as substantive but finds them acceptable for proportionality reasons. Non-substantive changes include structural and wording adjustments to improve clarity and legal coherence.

  • OP Corporate Bank to be appointed to the Euribor Panel

    OP Corporate Bank to be appointed to the Euribor Panel

    Lucht Probst Associates (LPA) is thrilled to congratulate OP Corporate Bank, a valued and longstanding partner, on their well-deserved inclusion in the Euribor panel!

    This fantastic achievement, alongside the addition of the National Bank of Greece, further enhances the transparency and reliability of Euribor. The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA), and the Hellenic Capital Market Commission (HCMC) have all warmly welcomed this significant development.

    Both banks are now actively contributing under the revised Euribor methodology, which replaces the expert judgment by panel banks with a standardized approach. The new methodology was successfully implemented between May and October 2024.

  • Green Economy Meets Regulation: How Our Regulatory Reporting SaaS Solution Empowers Asset Managers to Tackle ESG and SFDR Challenges

    Green Economy Meets Regulation: How Our Regulatory Reporting SaaS Solution Empowers Asset Managers to Tackle ESG and SFDR Challenges

    In recent years, the Green Economy has experienced remarkable growth, driven by increasing investments in renewable energy, sustainable infrastructure, and climate-friendly technologies. With global investment volumes projected to reach USD 4 trillion by 2030*, this trend presents vast opportunities—particularly for asset managers and fund providers. However, these opportunities come with heightened regulatory requirements, compelling businesses to redefine their reporting and compliance processes.

    Currently, regulatory frameworks such as the EU Taxonomy, the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), and ESG disclosure obligations set forth by ESMA and EBA are of critical importance. Additionally, national regulators like BaFin (Germany) and the FCA (UK) are increasingly enforcing detailed guidelines to ensure compliance with ESG standards. Recent amendments to the SFDR (EU) / SDR (UK), as well as forthcoming updates to ESG standards by ESMA and the FCA, bring new challenges but also clear opportunities for the financial sector.

    Technology as the Key to Regulatory Compliance


    As the Green Economy evolves rapidly, it is clear that technology plays a central role in addressing regulatory demands. Regulatory Reporting SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) solutions, in particular, enable asset managers to navigate the dynamic regulatory landscape efficiently and cost-effectively.
    LPA’s Capmatix AM platform is a solution designed to help asset managers, banks, and insurance companies meet regulatory requirements set forth by ESMA, BaFin, FCA, and other supervisory authorities with precision and efficiency. Our SaaS solution offers a comprehensive suite of features to:

    Ensure compliance and meet regulatory obligations:


    With the latest updates to the ESG-EET standard 1.1.3 and automated integration of all relevant fields, asset managers, insurers, and banks can effortlessly comply with SFDR, MiFID II, Solvency II, and PRIIPs requirements through our Capmatix AM cloud platform.

    Simplify data management:


    The Capmatix AM platform facilitates the collection, classification, and integration of all ESG metrics as outlined in Articles 8 and 9 of the SFDR, while incorporating Principal Adverse Impacts (PAI).

    Optimise reporting and transparency:


    By automating pre-contractual and annual reports (e.g., PRIIPs and Solvency II risk reports) and adhering to jurisdictional requirements—from the EU to the UK—asset managers can create consistent and audit-proof documentation seamlessly. This allows them to focus on successful distribution and portfolio management while reducing maintenance costs and the time spent on regulatory reporting.

    RegTech for Sustainable Transformation


    The latest regulatory developments demonstrate that ESG compliance is not just an obligation but also a competitive advantage. With our Capmatix AM platform, we provide companies with a powerful tool to fully leverage the opportunities of the Green Economy investment strategy and the growing demand for sustainable investments while ensuring regulatory confidence.
    Given the increasing importance of sustainable investments and regulatory demands, we invite you to collaborate with LPA and join the transformation. Let us shape the future of asset management together—sustainably, compliantly, and innovatively.

    *The projection of USD 4 trillion in global investment volume by 2030 is derived from various reports and forecasts by leading institutions and organisations. This figure is often cited in the context of the global transition to clean energy and infrastructure. It is based on estimates reflecting the rising capital needs for technologies such as solar and wind energy, hydrogen, smart grids, sustainable transport, and energy-efficient construction

    Sources:

    International Energy Agency (IEA): The IEA publishes reports like the World Energy Outlook, which estimate investments in renewable energy and clean technologies.
    BloombergNEF (BNEF): A leading provider of sustainable investment data, BNEF regularly reports on the development of the Green Economy and publishes estimates of global investment volumes in clean energy and infrastructure.
    United Nations (UNEP): The UNEP Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) and UN reports on climate finance also highlight global investment needs and forecasts for transitioning to sustainable economic systems.
    IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change): The IPCC issues scientifically grounded reports that often emphasise the need for massive investments in green technologies by 2030.