Advance Information for ISO 20022 Corporate Actions and Settlement and Reconciliation now availableSWIFT Standards have completed the reverse engineering of ISO 15022 messages into ISO 20022Published on February 26, 2010
Following a project involving the Securities Settlement & Reconciliation and Asset Servicing industries, SWIFT Standards has now completed the reverse engineering of ISO 15022 messages into ISO 20022.
ISO has approved and published the messages on its website. SWIFT published the Advance Information on 29 January 2010.
Corporate Actions
In the Solutions section, Corporate Actions 1.0:
- Message Reference Guides (Advance Information)
- Schemas (Advance Information)
This includes all reverse engineered core Securities Event messages and one Securities Management message.
Settlement & Reconciliation
In the Standards/Standards MX section, in the Securities Management and Securities Settlement catalogue of messages:
- Message Reference Guides (Advance Information)
- Schemas (Advance Information)
As far as implementation is concerned, Corporate Actions and Settlement & Reconciliation will behave differently.
For Corporate Actions, a solution will be available on SWIFTNet as from November 2010. For more details regarding this solution, see our Corporate Actions page.
For information on the Release Timeline.
For Settlement & Reconciliation, a solution will be made available on SWIFTNet once there is wider user demand. Documentation is published for awareness and information purposes.
What is next?
On 30 April 2010, a full documentation set will be published. This set will include: |
Corporate Actions
- Message Reference Guides (full information)
- Schemas (full information)
- Description of the differences between advance and full information
- Message Usage Guide
- Standards Translation Rules for Corporate Actions
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Settlement & Reconciliation
- Message Reference Guides (full information)
- Schemas (full information)
- Description of the differences between advance and full information
- Message Usage Guide
- Standards Translation Rules for Settlement & Reconciliation
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For more information, please contact www.swift.com/support
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