Singapore-headquartered FAIT has launched two new AI-driven modules, FAIT Build and FAIT Run, to enhance its FAIT Core platform, aiming to streamline data integration for financial institutions. These modules enable end-to-end data integration, allowing institutions to accelerate integration timelines and reduce operational bottlenecks. The launch comes as financial institutions in the Asia-Pacific region prepare for the Hong Kong Monetary Authority’s (HKMA) trade reporting rewrite, effective 29 September 2025.
FAIT Build and Run extend the platform’s capabilities from data mapping to full deployment and monitoring, eliminating the need for engineering or DevOps handoffs. “Integration isn’t just about connectivity—it’s about comprehension,” said Aaron Hallmark, Co-Founder and CEO of FAIT. The platform supports AI-driven mapping, automated transformation packaging, and real-time execution monitoring, crucial for regulated markets.
The modules are already in use for automating complex regulatory workflows, including reporting to trade repositories under CPMI-IOSCO guidelines. These deployments offer auditable data lineage and runtime feedback, significantly reducing turnaround time and operational risk. The HKMA’s upcoming changes demand high data quality and integration speed, which FAIT’s platform aims to deliver.
FAIT plans to expand its platform access with a self-service offering, facilitating onboarding for smaller teams. The company, headquartered in Singapore, continues to support asset managers and financial institutions across the APAC region with its enterprise SaaS platform.
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