Managing Cross-Jurisdictional Regulatory Reporting: Technology Strategies for U.S. and International Banking Operations

Laxmi Naga Durga Pandrapragada

doi:10.71097/IJSAT.v17.i2.11328

Managing Cross-Jurisdictional Regulatory Reporting: Technology Strategies for U.S. and International Banking Operations

Author(s)	Laxmi Naga Durga Pandrapragada
Country	United States
Abstract	Large banking institutions increasingly operate across multiple regulatory jurisdictions, each with distinct supervisory expectations, reporting standards, data governance requirements, and compliance timelines. As regulatory ecosystems become more interconnected and supervisory scrutiny intensifies, financial institutions face growing challenges in maintaining consistency, transparency, and audit defensibility across cross-border reporting operations. Fragmented reporting infrastructures, inconsistent data models, localized operational practices, and evolving regulatory requirements often create operational inefficiencies and elevated supervisory risk. This paper examines the technological and governance challenges associated with cross-jurisdictional regulatory reporting within global banking environments. It introduces a structured framework for managing U.S. and international regulatory reporting operations through integrated reporting architectures, centralized governance models, standardized data controls, and scalable regulatory technology platforms. The proposed approach emphasizes data lineage, traceability, harmonized control frameworks, jurisdiction-aware reporting models, and embedded pre-submission assurance processes. Drawing on practical operational insights from complex banking environments, this paper demonstrates how institutions can establish scalable and audit-defensible reporting ecosystems capable of supporting both centralized governance and localized regulatory compliance obligations. The paper further highlights how integrated RegTech strategies strengthen operational resilience, improve reporting consistency, and align cross-border reporting programs with evolving supervisory expectations for transparency, data integrity, and governance effectiveness.
Keywords	Cross-Jurisdictional Reporting, Regulatory Reporting, International Banking Operations, Regulatory Technology, RegTech, CCAR, Basel Frameworks, Global Banking Compliance, Supervisory Governance, Data Lineage, Audit-Defensible Reporting, Regulatory Architecture, Reporting Standardization, Risk Data Aggregation, Regulatory Change Management
Field	Engineering
Published In	Volume 17, Issue 2, April-June 2026
Published On	2026-05-29
DOI	https://doi.org/10.71097/IJSAT.v17.i2.11328

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