The Compliance Blotter Suite

One desk.
One record.
Complete oversight.

Four disciplines on one system of record — the fixed income blotter, the trade blotter of record, AML surveillance and Reg BI. Captured and reconciled by T+1, from execution to filing.

SEC 17a-4 records · FINRA 3110 supervision · BSA/AML

Introducing

Four disciplines. One system of record.

Captured and reconciled by T+1 — from execution to filing.

Module 01

APFIB

The Fixed Income Blotter

Rates, credit, munis, structured product — held in one book, exactly as the desk trades them. Positions and P&L, the full lifecycle on a single timeline, and every fill captured with its execution stamp and reconciled by T+1.

The book of record, closed and reconciled by trade date plus one.

Positions & P&LFull lifecycle timelineExecution-stamped fills

Module 02

APTB

The Trade Blotter of Record

One immutable, time-sequenced book the whole firm reads from — equities, fixed income, FX, derivatives in a single view. Every change is stamped, nothing overwritten, and reconciliation against OMS/EMS is complete by T+1. The desk sees the desk; compliance sees everything.

When the question comes, the answer is already in the book.

Immutable & time-sequencedOMS/EMS reconciliationNothing overwritten

Module 03

APAML

AML Surveillance

Surveillance that runs on the same book the desk trades into — the consolidated T+1 record. Monitoring across trade and payment activity, behavioral detection for structuring, layering and wash trades, and case management that carries an alert to a SAR-ready file on one trail.

One reconciled book, surveilled and case-managed by T+1.

Structuring & layeringWash-trade detectionSAR-ready case file

Module 04

APREGBI

Regulation Best Interest

Every recommendation and executed trade, tested against the SEC's Reg BI obligations — Disclosure, Care, Conflict of Interest, and Compliance — on the same book as the blotters. Best-interest determinations documented, exceptions surfaced for review, and a complete Reg BI audit trail assembled by T+1.

The best-interest record, exam-ready by trade date plus one.

Disclosure & CareConflict of interestReg BI audit trail

Two blotters

Two sources. One book.

The blotter is split in two because the data arrives from two different places. APFIB takes the desk's own execution feed; APTB takes what the clearing firm confirms. Both reconcile into the same T+1 record — which is what makes the book answerable.

APFIB

Execution side

Data source
Bloomberg TOMS export — the desk's own terminal
Covers
Rates, credit, munis and structured product — fixed income as the desk trades it.
Answers
What did we execute, at what price, in what sequence?

apblotter.dcgeeks.net/blotter/fixed-income

APTB

Clearing side

Data source
Clearing-firm files — Pershing and any US clearing firm
Covers
Equities, mutual funds and ETFs, normalized by CUSIP and account.
Answers
What did the clearing firm actually confirm and settle?

apblotter.dcgeeks.net/blotter-reports

The two feeds converge on one immutable, time-sequenced record — which is why APAML surveils and APREGBI documents against the same book, rather than against two versions of the truth. Every reconciliation is a place where two records could disagree; this is where they are made to agree, by T+1.

See it running

Explore the systems.

Four modules across three environments. Both blotters run in the same deployment, because they share one book.

Access is granted per firm. Modules that are not enabled for your firm stay visible after sign-in — request a walkthrough and we will turn one on for a pilot tenant.

One sign-in across all four.

Four sign-in pages would mean four directories to reconcile at exam time. APAegis gives the compliance officer one surface to govern — and one report to hand over.

One user directory

A terminated employee is revoked once, everywhere. No fourth system quietly holding a live credential.

One MFA policy

Set the authentication standard at the suite level; every module inherits it the moment it is enabled.

One access review

Entitlements across all four modules export as a single periodic access-review artifact.

One authentication trail

Every sign-in, elevation and denial lands in the same time-stamped, hash-chained record.

Built to satisfySEC 17a-4FINRA 3110Reg BIBSA / AMLCAT

One desk. One record.

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APFIBAPTBAPAMLAPREGBI