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DFIN's ActiveDisclosure Leverages AI to Enhance Regulatory Reporting Efficiency and Accuracy

Donnelley Financial Solutions (DFIN)'s ActiveDisclosure platform has been nominated as a finalist for the Best RegTech Solution in the 2026 American Banking Technology Awards. Its AI features help financial institutions streamline compliance processes, improve reporting accuracy, and enhance control.

DFIN Named Finalist in 2026 Banking Tech Awards USA for ActiveDisclosure Platform

CHICAGO – June 3, 2026 – Donnelley Financial Solutions (DFIN) today announced that its cloud-based ActiveDisclosure application has been named a finalist in the "Best RegTech Solution" category of the 2026 Banking Tech Awards USA. This recognition highlights DFIN's efforts in helping financial institutions navigate evolving regulatory requirements.

Navigating Market, Regulatory, and Technological Change

With the widespread adoption of cloud technology and increasingly tight reporting deadlines, financial institutions need a more controlled and centralized approach to collaboration. The ActiveDisclosure platform was designed to meet this need. For institutions grappling with evolving Basel III requirements and increasingly complex Pillar 3 disclosure obligations, traditional reliance on fragmented tools like Excel and Word is no longer sustainable. ActiveDisclosure consolidates all processes into a single controlled environment, improving the efficiency of deliverable production while enhancing automated controls, consistency, and accuracy.

AI Empowerment: Precision, Efficiency, Control

In regulatory reporting, AI is not about replacing humans but about assisting, prompting, and preventing surprises. Joshua Duncan, Senior Vice President at DFIN, stated: "By setting clear scope boundaries, establishing transparent audit frameworks, and ensuring all outcomes are intentional, AI can provide help without overstepping."

ActiveDisclosure integrates AI into its long-standing "Health Check" feature, identifying potential issues earlier by comparing historical drafts or performing peer comparisons. This may include identifying risk factors, market industry insights, or controls used by peers, thereby improving the accuracy and reliability of filed documents. Accuracy is particularly critical, as correcting errors afterward is costly.

Competitive Differentiation Rooted in Trust and Control

In complex 10-K and 10-Q reporting scenarios, the platform helps teams maintain control, accuracy, and auditability by recording and tracking all actions within documents. For institutions requiring periodic disclosures (e.g., Pillar 3), reusable templates, data links, and standardized reports aligned with CRR3 and Basel updates enable teams to avoid rebuilding processes from scratch each time.“Risk reduction is crucial—you don't want delays, surprises, or loss of trust.” Duncan emphasized. “Being able to respond quickly to changes and maintaining a strong disclosure process builds trust, which in turn creates a competitive advantage in the market.”

About Donnelley Financial Solutions (DFIN)

Donnelley Financial Solutions (DFIN) is a global provider of financial communications and compliance services, dedicated to helping financial institutions simplify regulatory reporting, capital transactions, and investor communications. ActiveDisclosure is a key application in its cloud platform portfolio, focusing on enhancing automation and control of compliance processes.

For more information, please visit www.dfin.com.

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