SBS and Mainsys team up to simplify regulatory reporting

By Vriti Gothi

SBS has partnered with Mainsys to deliver a unified, intelligent, and cloud-native regulatory reporting framework for Belgium’s financial sector. The partnership represents transforming a traditionally fragmented and resource-intensive process into a seamless, real-time experience that combines compliance with operational efficiency.

At the heart of this initiative lies the integration of the internationally recognised SBP Regulatory Reporting solution from SBS with the deep local expertise of Mainsys. By merging advanced, globally proven technology with tailored insights from the Belgian market, the collaboration creates a powerful synergy designed to meet the unique challenges and requirements of domestic institutions. The result is a platform that not only ensures regulatory rigour but also strengthens operational agility, delivering long-term value for banks and financial organisations navigating an increasingly complex landscape.

The solution is designed to simplify data collection across multiple sources, enhance the accuracy and timeliness of reporting, and ensure continuous compliance and audit readiness. By reducing manual interventions and lowering operational costs, institutions can move away from reactive reporting towards proactive regulatory insight, allowing them to operate with greater confidence and efficiency.

Pierre Lemaire, CEO of Mainsys, said, “This partnership reflects our joint commitment to innovation and proximity. We’re proud to bring Belgian institutions a unified approach that combines strategic clarity, technical excellence, and local relevance.”

Sebastien Polese, General Manager, Regulatory Reporting at SBS, said, “We’re not just simplifying regulatory reporting, we’re transforming the experience. Together with Mainsys, we’re helping institutions move faster, operate more efficiently, and confidently meet every regulatory demand.”

The first implementations of the SBP Regulatory Reporting solution in Belgium are expected in early 2026.