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DTCC Releases First Drafts of ISO 20022 Corporate Actions Lifecycle Messages, Kirby Urges Firms to Provide Input
Following on from the release of its business case for the introduction of XBRL to the world of corporate actions last month, the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has finally released the first set of drafts for its new corporate actions messages, which are based on the ISO 20022 standard. The work is all…
Omgeo Adds CLS FX Instructions to Omgeo Alert
Omgeo, the global standard for post-trade efficiency, announced today that it has added CLS FX instructions to Omgeo Alert, to improve the way FX settlement instructions are published, stored and exchanged. Additional fields have been added to Omgeo Alert, the industry’s largest and most compliant web-based standard settlement instruction (SSI) database across multiple asset classes,…
Fitch Solutions Appoints BNY Mellon’s Smith to Head its Research Services Group and Boost US Presence
As part of its wider push into the world of financial data services, Fitch Solutions has added ex-BNY Mellon fixed income head Neil Smith to lead the efforts of its Research Services group. Smith, who joins as managing director of the group, will be based in New York and report to Fitch Solutions head Thomas…
CESR Clarifies New UCITS Document Requirements in Latest CP, Data Workflow Challenges Ahead
Following on from its technical advice on the management of cross border data for UCITS earlier this year, the Committee of European Securities Regulators (CESR) has just published a series of new consultation papers that provide guidelines for the selection and presentation of data for the new Key Investor Information (KII) documents, which will require…
DTCC Releases New ISO Messages to Help Automate Corporate Actions Processing
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) today announced the release for public comment of the first drafts of its new corporate actions messages to support the processing of the entire lifecycle of a corporate action including entitlements, elections and payments. In 2009, DTCC processed more than US$3 trillion in corporate actions, and the release…
JWG Research Identifies Key Barrier to Implementing Regulatory Reform
JWG, the think-tank that makes sense of FS regulations, today announced the findings of its recent global customer data research programme. The analysis highlights the tall order financial institutions face in complying with 27 new regulatory requirements introduced by the G20 following the onset of the financial crisis. To date, the regulatory tsunami has generated…
XBRL Falls Off the US Regulatory Checklist, What Will This Mean for Data Management?
One of the stranger happenings during the lengthy US reform negotiation process was that a provision to require the use of Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) for financial data reporting was unexpectedly struck from the financial regulation reform bill, which was passed this week. Given that XBRL is being touted as the next big thing…
NYSE Technologies Names Connectivity Providers for Basildon Liquidity Centre
NYSE Technologies has named Colt, euNetworks and Verizon as connectivity providers for co-location customers accessing NYSE Euronext’s European liquidity centre in Basildon, Essex. The trio will supply connectivity to NYSE Euronext’s Secure Financial Transactions Infrastructure (SFTI) access centres, enabling co-location customers to then use the NYSE Technologies’ SFTI Optic service to ensure low latency access…
CESR Outputs Two More Papers on OTC Derivatives: New Transaction Reporting Data Requirements and Standards on the Table
To add to the veritable cartload of recent papers issued as a part of the ongoing review of MiFID, the Committee of European Securities Regulators (CESR) has added two more into the mix, this time on the subject of OTC derivatives, thus increasing the number of potential data requirements for firms on the regulatory reform…
Is the Leopard Changing its Spots?
Last month saw the approval of the package of proposals that make up the next five year strategic plan for industry network operator Swift, but what has the Brussels-based board approved in Swift 2015 and what does it mean for the industry at large? It’s early days and not much has been said publically about…