DealHub is built upon the requirements to comply with regulations imposed on electronic trading and has permitted investment banks to meet archival requirements  since its release including those of regulatory authorities such as Bank of England and the Federal Reserve. Indeed, DealHub industry leading database technology can comfortably exceed all known required retention periods, whilst still providing virtually instant retrieval.

The recent enhancement of SEC regulations has allowed both new and old DealHub customers to meet the requirements cost effectively by electronically archiving both paper based and automated trade feeds into a highly searchable relational database. DealHub also provides the ability to archive conversational and trade data to permanent media (WORM) such as optical disk for offsite requirements.

In order to assist auditing departments, DealHub has the built-in ability to quantify the performance of an ever expanding range of dealing services in terms of usage, by controller, by terminal and by individual dealer. Further reports can be generated to determine the amount of activity generated between counterparties for both incoming and outgoing calls. These reports can be used to determine the level of service provided to any counterparty, the amount of calls and the number of confirmed deals generated.

Statistics
Information can be derived which establishes the length of time any call was left unanswered, the number of calls which rang off before being answered and the average time a call was left before being answered. The information can be provided by dealer, dealing code or by counterparty.

Counterparty Service Levels
The facilities enable management to determine the level of service being offered to each counterparty and pinpoint areas which could be improved. Service levels can be determined for all or a particular group of counterparties in terms of calls to deals ratios and size and number of transactions, ensuring that the correct levels of resources are used to support those business areas.

Cost Control & Reduction
Via DealHub components a history can be built up of the overall use of each and every dealing terminal that can assist in determining if fewer or more dealing terminals are required, and the actual use of each terminal.

Reuters Dealing Systems are often used for the transfer of information from branch to branch that could be carried via other means of communication. The use of the system for such data transfers inflates the use of the dealing system and can cause additional and sometimes unnecessary dealing terminals to be installed. The statistics module can identify the advantages and disadvantages of using the Reuters Dealing System.