Streamlined compliance for SEC Rule 15c2-12 with full transparency and defensible diligence.
SEC Rule 15c2-12 requires underwriters of municipal bonds to perform “reasonable diligence” — a process that can be time-consuming, manual, and difficult to document.
SOLVE 15c2-12 Analysis changes that. Our solution automates the lookback and review process, covering annual filings, operating disclosures, rating changes, and bond calls over a five-year history. Users can drill down to the issue and CUSIP level, with all supporting documents and data accessible in one place.
Whether on negotiated or competitive deals, SOLVE helps firms complete their diligence efficiently, with transparent evidence that stands up to issuer, internal, and regulatory scrutiny.
Annual audits, financials, operating data
Rating changes, bond calls, defaults, financial obligations
States, municipalities, agencies, revenue issuers, and obligated persons
Competitive and negotiated municipal offerings
Automate five-year lookbacks and compliance checks across multiple deals.
Every audit, filing, and review is fully documented with source access.
Provide compliance evidence that meets regulatory and issuer standards.
Identify late or missing disclosures, rating changes, and bond calls before pricing.
Standardize diligence across desks and deals, saving time for bankers and advisors.
Validate issuer disclosure history before taking a deal to market.
Run compliance reviews on both competitive and negotiated offerings.
Track ratings changes and call events tied to disclosure obligations.
Provide issuers with a clear picture of compliance status.
Generate defensible reports for internal teams, issuers, or regulators.
Automated review of disclosure history across audits, financials, and operating filings.
Monitor rating actions and bond call compliance alongside disclosures.
Transparency from high-level summaries to individual obligations.
Direct links to source filings and supporting data.
Custom PDF outputs and deal file storage for complete documentation.