Iyo Bank transforms regulatory operations with Regnology Reporting Hub

Singapore, 11 February 2026 – Regnology, a leading provider in regulatory, risk, tax, and finance reporting, as well as supervisory technology, today announced that Iyo Bank, one of Japan’s premier regional banks, will implement the Regnology Reporting Hub (RRH) in Singapore. The solution will streamline compliance with Monetary Authority Singapore (MAS) requirements and enhance the bank’s overall regulatory reporting capabilities. 

Iyo Bank Singapore Branch faced challenges due to fragmented, manual regulatory reporting processes leading to lengthy preparation times and heightened error risk. Its legacy setup lacked scalability to adapt to evolving requirements. By adopting RRH, the Accounting Department will implement an end-to-end reporting framework with robust data management capabilities, enhancing efficiency and ensuring compliance with key mandates—including MAS banking returns, BIS FC, TBGS (Group 2B) reports, national surveys such as the International Trade Survey, and submissions to the Singapore Investment Board—spanning daily to annual reporting cycles. 

“Regnology is proud to support Iyo Bank in overhauling its regulatory reporting operations with RRH. Built on Regnology Granular Data (RGD) model, RRH streamlines the full reporting lifecycle—from data ingestion and preparation to calculation and submission. This scalable and cost-effective solution empowers institutions like Iyo Bank to replace siloed operations with the agility needed to meet multi-jurisdictional compliance demands.” 

Philipp Hühne, General Manager APAC at Regnology

"Among the vendors we evaluated, Regnology stood out for its deep domain expertise and reporting capabilities. These strengths have been pivotal in reshaping our regulatory operations. RRH automates workflows, improves data quality, and delivers the flexibility we need to navigate complex reporting demands with confidence. We look forward to unlocking its full potential as our business continues to grow."

Shinsaku Gouo, General Manager at Iyo Bank Singapore Branch