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The Road to 2015 An update on SWIFT initiatives
Malene McMahon
Stacy Rosenthal
14 April 2015
SWIFT Business Forum Canada - 14 April 2015
Agenda
• Corporates
• Standards
–Standards Release 2015
–MyStandards and the
Readiness Portal
• LEI
• SWIFTRef
• Q&A
Corporates
SWIFT Business Forum Canada - 14 April 2015
Common Business Objectives
Better visibility to
cash
Automation/STP
Mitigate risk
Maintain compliance / Strengthen
controls
Improve operational efficiency
Reach
Traffic
Segments
Innovations
16% global Reach increase
• 43% of Fortune 500 on SWIFT
• Americas: highest regional Reach growth (40% vs. 2013)
• Europe: highest Reach impact (121 vs. 107 in 2013)
Very strong FIN and FileAct growth: 22% and 42% respectively
• MT940/MT942 represent 77% of traffic received on FIN
• Half of new corporates are mid-caps (below 1 USD Billion)
• Leading cloud treasury solution providers have adopted Lite2 for
Business Applications
• Half of the top20 SCORE banks are adopting MyStandards
• 3SKey shows a significant adoption in the top 20 segment for
securing e-banking portals – 40 banks subscribed
• The adoption of the BPO trade settlement instrument expands
from Asia to Germany, Belgium & Turkey
• Over 60% of the corporates using SWIFTRef are not connected
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2014 highlights Strong year-on-year growth
Per corporate turnover & banking partners
Corporates by
annual turnover (USD Billion)
Corporates by
number of banking partners
$1-10Bn
28%
>$10Bn
31%
<$1Bn
41%
73% of SWIFT-connected corporates
deal with 5 banks or more
42% of SWIFT-connected corporates
have a turnover <$1Bn°
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Corporate connectivity
° < 1 Bn or revenue number not available
> 10 Bn 30%
1-10 Bn 27%
< 1 Bn 42%
> 10 Bn
1-10 Bn
< 1 Bn > 20 banks 25%
b/w 10 and 20 banks
24%
b/w 5 and 9 banks 24%
less than 5 banks 27% > 20 banks
b/w 10 and 20 banks
b/w 5 and 9 banks
less than 5 banks
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Top3 of MTs
sent
% of FIN traffic
sent
Cumulative % of
FIN traffic sent
Growth
(2014 vs 2013)
MT 101 43% 43% 26%
MT 103 34% 77% 9%
MT 300 10% 87% 14%
FIN traffic
Top sent & received messages
Payments & statements 2014 versus 2013 growth
Top3 of MTs
received
% of FIN traffic
received
Cumulative % of
FIN traffic received
Growth
(2014 vs 2013)
MT 940 50% 50% 26%
MT 942 27% 77% 22%
MT 900 8.5% 86% 29%
New mission for the Corporate market
8
To be the most preferred secure network
for multi-banked corporates globally
THE MOST
PREFERRED
SECURE NETWORK
FOR
MULTI-BANKED
CORPORATES
GLOBALLY
Easy: plug-and-play integration with certified applications
Valued: wider range of messages, containing richer information
The highest levels of security, availability, reliability and resiliency
Integrity: better counterparty identification
Scope: for any multi-banked organisation, regardless of size; for
any volume of traffic, any number of banks
Reach: any financial and regulatory counterparty in 215 countries
Inclusion: preferred by corporates in all geographies
Defined by the Corporate Advisory Group in February 2014
Standards
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Standards Release 2015 Categories 1, 2 and 9 – Payments
• Letter option F is added to field 59a
• Usage rule added for multiple occurrences of /INS/ in field 72
• Include HR (Croatia) in the country code list for IBAN validation
• Timestamp field added to reporting messages for liquidity
monitoring
• All Payments messages:
– CN (Chinese CNAPS) clearing code added to party fields
– Validation on white metal currency codes XAG, XAU, XPD,
XPT
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Messages impacted: MT 103, MT 103 STP, MT 103 REMIT, MT 202 COV, MT 205 COV, MT 900, MT 910)
Categories 1, 2 and 9 – a later release Remove free format option from field 50 and field 59
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Jan – July 2015 Community does an impact analysis
Aug 2015 Payments Maintenance Working Group
agrees on a date or dates
Sep – Oct 2015 Country vote to confirm dates
Dec 2015 Board ratifies the country vote
Standards Release 2015 Category 3 – Treasury Markets
• Additional jurisdiction codes in regulatory reporting sequences
• New Execution Venue field and Timestamp fields for execution,
confirmation and clearing date and time
• New fields and sequences to support exotic currency derivatives,
such as
• Optional Early Termination
• Non Deliverable Barrier & Binary
• Variance, Volatility and Correlation swaps
• Average Rate Options and Forwards
• Average Strike Forward
• Double Average Options and Forwards
• New subsequence in MT 370, for details of parties that do not have a
Business Identifier Code (BIC) (when reporting on behalf of clients)
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Messages impacted: MT 300, MT 304, MT 305, MT 306, MT 340,
MT 341, MT 360, MT 361, MT 362, MT 365, MT 370
Standards Release 2015 Categories 5 and 6
• Corporate Actions, Trade Initiation and Confirmation, and
Collateral Messages
– No changes
• Settlement and Reconciliation Messages
– New fields and qualifiers to allow transparency when reporting collateral on
statement of holdings
– Addition of a new code for re-hypothecation of collateral in order to align with
other messages
– Definition changes of denied reason codes and expected settlement date
• Commodities
– Additional jurisdiction codes in regulatory reporting sequences
– New validation to ensure quantity of white metals (palladium, platinum and
silver) is quoted in gold ounces (GOZ)
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Standards Release 2015 Category 7 – Trade Finance
• Definition update to be in line with UCP 600 rules
• Discussions ongoing for revamp of Category 7 in a later
standards release
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MyStandards – a collaborative web platform
MyStandards
&
Readiness Portal
A repository of standards
information
A way to share information with
your clients/ participants
A testing tool for your clients /participants
Financial
Institutions
Market
Infrastructures
Market
Practice
Groups
44 premium organisations
35 market practice groups
12,000+ registered users
MyStandards continues to grow
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Bank to corporate segment
• 10 out of the top 20 banks on MyStandards
for this segment
• More than 1,000 portals already created by
customers in the last year
• Growing interest from corporates and vendors
MyStandards and the Readiness Portal What needs do they fill?
• Creating and maintaining
customer facing documentation
• Staying current with the annual
standards revisions
• Testing and on-boarding of
correspondents / corporate
clients
– Testing is often a manual
exchange of emails containing
sample messages. This is time
consuming and frustrating for both
the bank and the client.
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Statements
MT940
camt
Payments
US
MT101
Payments
Canada
ISO 20022
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MyStandards for Release Management
Select node to
see details
Change is
highlighted
Description of
change request
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Legal Entity Identifier (LEI)
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LEI – ISO 17442
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Core LEI Record Attributes – Public database
Record creation date Last update date Record maintenance state Expiry date of the record (when applicable) Entity Status (active, dissolved, etc.) LEI code Registered name (Exact official name - Transliteration) Registered address / Country Headquarters address Local Business Registry identification
Additional Record Attributes
Legal form Ultimate parent LEI (hierarchy) Immediate parent LEI (hierarchy)
SWIFT Business Forum Canada - 14 April 2015
LEI Format
SWIFT Business Forum Canada - 14 April 2015
LEI = 18!an 2!n
Example
•HB7FFAZI0OMZ8PP8OE26 • Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication
SCRL/CVBA
• Avenue Adèle 1 1310 – La Hulpe BELGIUM
Code
Check Mod 97
Global LEI System
Global LEI Foundation
LEI Issuer
LEI Issuer LEI Issuer
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Regulatory Oversight Committee
Industry / Public / Regulators / Vendors
Statistics (27 Mar)
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• GMEI Utility
– Total records 167,572
–US 81,688 49%
–EU 47,164 28%
• All Endorsed LOUs
– Total records 345,590
–GMEI Utility 49.1%
• Registration status
– Lapsed 59,801 17%
Reference data
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Instruments Counterparty Market data Transactions Reporting
LEI
Useful links
SWIFT Business Forum Canada - 14 April 2015
www.swift.com/lei
swiftref.swift.com/bic-lei-directory
www.gmeiutility.org
www.gleif.org
www.leiroc.org
SWIFTRef
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SWIFT Reference Data
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• A single source of bank reference data
• Automate the data entry, validation, and maintenance processes across all
payments
• Improve payment STP and reduce payment rejections
• Decrease research time when exceptions do occur
Comprehensive Bank Data Automate data validation & maintenance processes
Integrate with bank master table
Data Gathering
ABA#
SWIFT BIC
Bank / Branch Addresses
Global Banking Authorities
National IDs
Local ACHs
IBAN / SEPA
T2 ISO No SWIFT connectivity required.
Accurate
Reference
Data
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SWIFTRef Entity Plus
• This new SWIFTRef directory will provide a single source for entity
identifiers used worldwide and within a variety of financial systems and
regulatory policies
– LEIs, GIIN (FATCA) codes, BICs, the main national sort/clearing
codes and other identifiers will be cross-referenced for all legal and
operational entities listed
• As a promotional incentive, the first file in the Entity Plus package is
made available already today and free of charge for all our customers
• The file contains the complete set of LEIs issued to date by the globally
endorsed Pre-Local Operating Units (LOUs) worldwide.
– It consolidates these data in the common data file format and is
updated monthly (daily updates will be available in the future)
Once other files, besides the consolidated LEI file become available in the Entity Plus, the package will
become a payable product
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Online Tools
API Web Services
Internet
Manual File Downloads
FileAct
Internet Internet
Distribution Overview
Download Automation
Daily Feeds
TXT
XML
Formatting
SWIFTRef API Web Services
New delivery channel
Offering:
• Real-time identification and validation of specific reference data, available in
the SWIFTRef utility
• Standard web-call services between your user applications / interfaces and the
SWIFTRef utility
API Web Services
SWIFTRef
web server
Swiftrefdata.com
Internet
Thank you
Q&A
Please provide us with your feedback!
• Kindly complete the survey form on the app or on the paper
form and submit upon exiting
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CBF 2015 WiFi Access:
Network: O&B ARCADIAN
Password: clearbluesky55