Volt turns MiFID II compliance into a real-time system property for a global tier-one bank.
Global capital markets operate under unrelenting regulatory pressure. Hundreds of thousands of trade events per second. Multiple asset class silos. Zero tolerance for reporting gaps, audit exposure, or inconsistent validation. For one leading tier-one bank operating across equities, fixed income, FX, derivatives, and futures, a legacy reporting stack built through accumulation rather than design had become a direct liability.
By consolidating its intra-day regulatory reporting onto Volt Active Data, the bank replaced six fragmented subsystems with a single, ACID-compliant deterministic engine. P99 validation latency dropped from 250ms to under 12ms. Ingestion throughput scaled to 120,000+ trade events per second. Full-day replay time fell from hours to deterministic minutes. Regulatory compliance stopped being a reconciliation exercise and became a real-time system property.
This case study explores how Volt Active Data enables tier-one financial institutions to meet the determinism, scale, and auditability demands of MiFID II and positions them for whatever regulatory obligation comes next. Download the case study to see how Volt makes compliance provable, at scale, in real time.
