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CCI via SWIFTNetCCI via SWIFTNet
Migrating you safely to Euroclear’s Migrating you safely to Euroclear’s Single PlatformSingle PlatformLondon, July 2nd 2008
Slide 2
Agenda 1 of 2
CCI update from Euroclear
Charles Pugh, Senior Relationship Manager, Yves Lamote, Director, Project Manager Common Communication Interface,
Demystifying ISO 15022 & 20022
Tom Alaerts, Business Analyst, Standards Initiatives, SWIFT
CCI Implementation & CREST migration path
Lut Buntinx, Manager CCI Project implementation, SWIFT
Nigel White, CREST Service Manager, Key Clients Support, SWIFT Coffee break
Slide 3
Agenda 2 of 2
Return from Coffee break
SWIFT Infrastructure for CCI
David Singh, Technical Consultant, SWIFT
CCI via SWIFTNet – Your benefits
Charles Robson, Account Director, SWIFT
Integration challenges - Panel discussion
Wrap-up and closing
Slide 4
Welcome to CCI and the challenge ahead
Charles Welham
Slide 5
EuroclearEuroclear
Charles PughYves Lamote
Euroclear Single PlatformCommon Communication Interface
7
Agenda Custody services in the Single Platform
Euroclear Group Consolidation strategy and projects
8
Consolidation of markets within Euroclear Group
Full integration of legacy systems and functionality
Single Settlement Engine
Common Communication Interface
Euroclear UK & Ireland
EuroclearFrance
EuroclearNederland
Euroclear Belgium
EuroclearBank
Customer
Domestic Service Full Service
Agent
Central Banks
&
Payment
systems
Access / Communication
Contract /Relationship
Service
IT infrastructure
9
Timeline for platform consolidationClient impact
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Harmonisation
Consolidation
Technical only
Euronextinstruments
Custody all Euroclear group markets
Settlementall Euroclear groupmarkets
Euronextmarkets custody & settlement
Custody on a single platform
Settlement on a single platform
Settlement activity
SSE SP Custody SP SettlementESES
CCI
Single Gateway
Early ISO Adoption
10
Objectives of harmonisationand consolidation in Europe
• Markets are resolved to address fragmentation issue• Benefits:
Improved STP using ISO standards
Reduction of costs and risks thanks to:
Removal of paper processes
Standardisation of practices
Consolidation / simplification of platforms and processing
systems
11
The role of Euroclear Group in addressing fragmentation issues
Result of the Euroclear Group market consultation
Play leading role in supporting key market initiatives to remove Giovannini barriers (eg. ECSDA, …)
Contribute to building a Single European Market: single, harmonised platform for corporate actions and meetings in Belgium, France, Ireland, The Netherlands and United Kingdom
Reduce X-border transaction costs thanks to harmonisation of market practises
12
SP CustodyKey improvements Euroclear UK & Ireland
• Use of ISO 15022 formats and 20022 (Meetings)
• Harmonisation of Corporate Action processing in Euroclear UK & Ireland
Classification and simplification of the CA’s Single Order of dates Introduction of interim securities for all distributions with
options Cash distribution
• Entitlement reporting
• Single announcement for multiple accounts or per account
• Standing instructions• Standardisation of CA processes
Extended use of ISO, STP for input and reporting
CCI Principles
CCI Migration
3rd Party Providers
Support
Common CommunicationInterface
14
Screen channel (ScreenFlow)
Mandatory for set-up and operator management
Sole point of contact for smaller clients
Back-up and exceptions for larger clients
CCI FeaturesThree Channels
STP Messaging (AutoFlow) Individual messages Sent in real time Parameters to filter outbound
messages STP channels(ISO15022ISO20022)
Messaging File transfer Screen interface
Push Pull
CCI
Pull recovery
STP File Transfer (AutoFlow) Files of messages For bulk message exchange Parameters to trigger
outbound files Format identical to messaging
15
Client Network Euroclear group
NetworkProvidergateway
NetworkProvidergateway
NetworkProvidergateway
NetworkProvidergateway
SinglePlatformSingle
Platform
CCI FeaturesNetwork Providers
BT / SWIFT BT / SWIFT
16
CCI Pricing
• CCI pricing components :
• Reported items fees : cover the cost of the Euroclear reports• Family Concept• Sliding Scale• Flat fee for ‘value added’ reports
• Network Provider fees• Sender pays model : traffic sent is charged by the SMS
provider• Euroclear recharges SMS costs for reporting traffic
CCI Principles
CCI Migration
3rd Party Providers
Support
Common CommunicationInterface
18
Three
Levels
Of
Change
•Technical interfaces
•Network providers
•Migration facilitators
CCI - Migration Challenges
Connectivity
•ISO Standards
Data Formats
•Harmonised processes
•Training
Back Office
19
EB ESES EUI
Connectivity testing (CCI gateway)
Testing facilities
ScreenFlow (User & Subs. Mgt) and AutoFlow technical testing
Launch dates
CCI / SP ISO syntax validation
Permanent testing
environment
Functional Testing
•For all clients
ScreenFlow
technical deployment
CCI ISO ValidationParticipant Acceptance Test
CCI gateway= launch in test
= launch in production
2009 Q42008 Q1 Q2 Q3Q4Q3
Rollout SP Custody / CCI and testing
Oct 08 Summer 09
CCI Single Gateway
Production
CCI Single Gateway - Legacy ISO Testing
Analysis & Decision makingFunctional implementation phase
Technical deployment phase
Monitored Migration phases
PAT phase
•Additionally for CCI SG candidates
CCI Principles
CCI Migration
3rd Party Providers
Support
Common CommunicationInterface
21
Model 1 – Back-Office System Providers / Message Brokers
Vendor EG Participants Euroclear GroupDevelops a back-office
package
Account Owner
EG participants : Buy and integrate the
back-office package
Security
Security
Security
Security
Security
Security
Security
Security
Legal Department
Contractual Agreement
Legal Department
Contractual / Commercial Agreement
Back-Office
Back-Office
Back-Office
Back-Office
Back-Office
22
Model 2 – Service Bureaux
EG Participants Service Bureau Euroclear GroupAccount owners Operating the accounts
owned by EG participants
4 potential levels of outsourcing :
Management of the gateway
(connectivity, security) Management of the
channels
(screen, STP) Management of the OAM Back-Office Management
Security
Security
Security
Security
Security
Security
Security
Security
Legal Department
Contractual Agreement
Legal Department
Contractual Agreement
Back-Office
CCI Principles
CCI Migration
3rd Party Providers
Support
Common CommunicationInterface
24
Support
Support from Euroclear www.euroclear.com Plenary and bilateral meetings Webinars (https://euroclear.webex.com) Documentation
Contact Your Relationship
ManagerQ&A Service
25
Slide 26
DemystifyingDemystifyingISO 15022 & 20022 for CCIISO 15022 & 20022 for CCI
Tom AlaertsSWIFT Standards
Slide 27
Timeline for platform consolidation
2006 2007 2008 2009 2011
Harmonisation
Consolidation
Technical only
Euronextinstruments
Custody all Euroclear group markets
Settlementall Euroclear groupmarkets
Euronextmarkets custody & settlement
Custody on a single platform
Settlement on a single platform
Settlement activity
SSE SP Custody SP SettlementESES
CCI
Single Gateway
Early Harmonisation
2010
Source: Euroclear
Slide 28
Standards for Euroclear CCIBusiness areaBusiness area Business Business
justificationjustification1502215022 2002220022 DeveloperDeveloper Co-existence Co-existence
supportsupport
Issuing agent Done x v EoC x
New issuance Done x v EoC x
Market claims Done v v EoC x
Registration ?? v v EoC x
Corporate actions Done v v SWIFT v
Settl & reconciliation Done v v SWIFT v
Tri-party collateral Done v v SWIFT v
Sec. ref data ?? x x ? x
Proxy Done (v) v SWIFT x
Tax ??? (v) x ? x
Administration (Done) (v) (v) ? x
Cash Done v v SWIFT x
Collateral ?? (v) v ? x
Slide 29
The principles of ISO 15022
Information is identified and programmed once, but reused continuously
Two concepts:
Generic field Start and end of block fields
Slide 30
ISO 15022 is a good standard in that it is very predictable (unlike the SWIFT proprietary standard).
A typical ISO 15022 FIN messageSender PEFIGB22MT 502 (order to buy)Receiver BDAPGB22:16R:GENL:20C::SEME//3455:23G:NEWM:16S:GENL:16R:ORDRDET:16R:PRIC:90B::LIMI//ACTU/GBP25,:16S:PRIC:22H::BUSE//BUYI:22H::PAYM//APMT:98A::EXPI//20070820:16R:TRADPRTY:95A::BUYR//PEFIGB22:16S:TRADPRTY:36B::ORDR//UNIT/900:35B:ISIN GB1234567890:16S:ORDRDET
For example:
98a always = a date
90a always = a price
36B always = a quantity of financial instrument
20C always = reference
95a always = party
Slide 31
The principles of ISO 15022Start and end of block fields
Message Type
16R Start of Block
16S End of Block
Set of Data Fields
Sequence
Slide 32
Complete overview, at the message level, of the messages available to clients on the Euroclear platforms, including legacy systems and the Single Platform
– The Message Guide identifies each message function on the Single Platform, explains its usage and identifies the correct ISO standard message to use
– The Migration Guide provides a comparison between the Single Platform message functions and existing proprietary and ISO messages on the various legacy systems, and then tracks the rollout of ISO messages in the SP.
• You will find it on the Euroclear website: http://tinyurl.com/4ao2gs
Source: Euroclear
Euroclear message inventory
Slide 33
Single platform custody intro to the documentation at http://tinyurl.com/6247wy
Issuance and issuer agent data exchange manual (ISO 20022) partly at http://tinyurl.com/6ql45u
May 2008– Migration to the CCI
June 2008– Corporate actions – full service– Corporate actions – domestic service – v2 (v1 is at
http://tinyurl.com/6neboe )– Mandatory cash distributions – full service– Single Platform Custody data exchange manual – full service and
domestic service – v2 (v1 is at http://tinyurl.com/56hypu ) …
SP Custody and CCI documentationSchedule
Source: Euroclear
Slide 34
What about Crest DEX standards?
Euroclear does not plan to specify official mapping/translation info, but will organise workshops explaining pain points.
CREST ISO standard Data Exchange Manual:http://tinyurl.com/6pouo7ISO 15022 only, for now – not yet for CCI
Slide 35
Training – getting proficient in ISO 15022
Classroom courses Securities settlement and reconciliation messagesThis 2-day course helps you to understand the SWIFT messages used for settlement and reconciliation and the related payments messages.
Securities corporate action messagesLearn to understand the ISO 15022 SWIFT messages used for corporate actions and the related payments messages.
Understanding SWIFTNet Funds messages and flowsReceive an overview of the SWIFTNet Funds solution and in-depth information on the related ISO 20022 messages.
e-learningQuick start – SWIFT securities messagesThis module gives practical information and training on how to create ISO 15022 messages in a fast and simple way.
Slide 36
Implementing SWIFTStandards MT/XML XML schemas representing MT
messages
– Including sufficient metadata to parse and format the MT
Software to convert from message in MT format to XML and back
– SWIFTStandards provides open source reference implementation, not licensed for production
– Vendors (including SWIFT) to provide supported implementations
MT gains advantages of XML
Slide 37
SWIFTStandards
SecuritiesISO 7775 (syntax = traditional FIN, such as MT 521, MT 500, …)
ISO 15022 (syntax = enhancedFIN, such as MT 502, MT 54x, …)
UNIFI (ISO 20022) (syntax = XML, such as Investment Funds, Cash Reporting, Bulk Credit Transfers, …)
Traditional FIN(e.g. MT 103)
Traditional FIN(e.g. MT 100, MT 202, …)
Other markets
The evolution of SWIFTStandards
Slide 38
CCI via SWIFTNetCCI via SWIFTNetMigrating you safely to Euroclear’s Migrating you safely to Euroclear’s Single PlatformSingle Platform
Lut Buntinx
Slide 39
Single GatewayLive
Euroclear timelines – Migration per wave
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
20082008 20092009 20102010 20112011
= Live Date
= Full Functional Test Phases (PAT)
SP Settlement
SP Custody
ESES
Single Platform
= Start date for testing facilities
ConnectivityISO Syntax validation
ScreenFlow
Slide 40
Customers migration questions
What do I need to do and by when?
How do I keep impact on my back-office integration limited to ensure minimal disruption?
Can I use this migration to improve current automation levels?
How do I keep my communication infrastructure investments and project management cost to a minimum?
Slide 41
Migration to CCI the 7 step ApproachRegional Sales Approach
Global Deployment
Awareness Analysis/Discussion
Decision
TechnicalDesign
Implementation Testing Live
eLOI
e-orders
31 Dec 2008 Q 4 2009
Slide 42
Migration to CCI the 7 step ApproachRegional Sales Approach
Global Deployment
Awareness Analysis/Discussion
Decision
TechnicalDesign
Testing Live
eLOI
31 Dec 2008 Q 4 2009
Implemen-tation
Global Deployment Programmemonitored by SWIFT
You will be reminded of certain milestones
You will be invited to perform certain tasks (e.g. WSHA Installation/GUI installation, connectivity test, ISO test etc against certain deadlines
The SWIFT support team will be there for technical assistance
A SWIFT migration team will be there to give you guidance for your project execution and help you with your ordering process
WSHA installation services can be obtained from SWIFT
Slide 43
Migration to CCI the 7 step Approach
TechnicalDesign
Technical design for future SWIFT infrastructure needs for the CCI
E-orders:
Service subscriptions
WSHA
WSHA installation services
possible infrastructure upgrades
Technical design andE-ordering
Slide 44
Migration to CCI the 7 step Approach
Implemen-tation
Installation of WSHA
Installation of ScreenFlow GUI
installation of all other infrastructure upgrades (if requried)
RMA or certificate exchange
ScreenFlow root operator logons
OAM (ScreenFlow creates AutoFlow operator)
Connectivity testing for all channels
Upgrade of ScreenFlow application before PAT
ISO validation testing:
As of Q1 2009 – testing environment - 3 to 4 month duration
Connectivity testing must be achieved before entering in ISO testing
Mandatory for STP users
Installation and preliminary testing
Slide 45
Migration to CCI the 7 step Approach
Testing
PAT: Participant’s Acceptance Testing
SWIFT will monitor the testing activity
Euroclear will run the PAT:
- SP Custody business screens in ScreenFlow
-SP Custody core processing of Business data (EB only in the first stage, EUI after)
- Testing based on scenarios
- Scenarios described in advance (Q2 2009)
- Registration required
- Participation to testing monitored by Euroclear
Full Functional testing
Slide 46
Migration to CCI the 7 step Approach
Live
SWIFT will monitor the lifetraffic activity
Euroclear will require the go-live for the custody business on the Single Platform as from Q4 2009
Euroclear Bank clients first
ESES and EUI clients will follow.
Custody businessOn the Single Platform
Slide 47
Support - More information
www.euroclear.comwww.euroclear.com
Questions? -> [email protected]? -> [email protected]
e-LOI on www.swift.com/cci for best supporte-LOI on www.swift.com/cci for best support
www.swift.com/eseswww.swift.com/eses
www.swift.com/cciwww.swift.com/cci
F.A.Q & Technical
specifications
F.A.Q & Implementation
guide
Slide 48
Nigel White
London, 2nd July 2008
CREST, the CCI migration CREST, the CCI migration pathpath
Slide 49
SWIFT’s solution
Keep it simple
Existing hardware : no mandatory upgrades required
Existing SAA/SAS/SAG : can also be used for CCI
Existing service levels : remain unchanged during CCI migration
Slide 50
Migration stages
Stage 1 : install Web Services Host Adapter onto SAS/SAG
Facilitates connectivity via CCI GUI (Euroclear product)
CCI GUI required for connectivity testing & screen flow traffic
Installation Oct 08 to Mar 09
Slide 51
Migration stages
Stage 2 : SAA upgrade options SAA 6.0 Support continues SAA 6.3 Supports FileAct interface for CCI
back office traffic, also supports MQHA SAA 6.2 is NOT qualified for CREST
Slide 52
Advantages of SWIFT’s CCI solution
Current CREST GUI and CCI GUI operations can coexist
Current file transfer operations (DEX & ISO15022) can coexist with CCI FileAct operations
Slide 53
Slide 54
SWIFT Infrastructure for CCISWIFT Infrastructure for CCI
David Singh
London, 2nd July 2008
Slide 55
CCI project objectives
Formats
Channels
Platforms
Slide 56
e-RGV(ESES)
(ScreenFlow optional)
CCI formats & channels
Screen- Screen- basedbasedaccessaccess
STP STP channelchannelfile transferfile transfer
STP STP channelchannelmessagingmessaging
FIN
Yourinstitution
FIN
E2ANot
applicable
EUCLID PC &
EUCLID Server
FTPE2AEUCLID
FT
FIN
Not applicable
Not applicable
FIN(reporting only)
BB-GUI
CRESTFT
CREST FT
SATELITDirekte
VerbindingeRGV (ESES)& ScreenFlow
Not applicable
AutoFlow File Transfer via SWIFTNet FileAct Store & Forward (push mode)
FIN(ESES)
FIN(ESES)optional
AutoFlow Messaging
via InterAct (for ISO 20022 messages) via FIN (for ISO 15022 messages)
(push mode)
ScreenFlow via SWIFTNet (Screen GUI provided by Euroclear)
(pull mode)
Euroclear UK&Ireland
EuroclearFrance
EuroclearNederland
Euroclear Belgium
EuroclearBank
Slide 57
CCI platforms
Back Office Applications
EuroclearUKI
EuroclearBank
EuroclearBE
EuroclearNL
EuroclearFR
FIN/MX Interface
SWIFTAlliance Gateway
CRESTInterfaceFile
TransferInterface
SWIFTNet
EUCLIDServer/PC
eRGV&
E2A
WSHA
NEW
CCI Screen
CCIcompliant
CCI complian
t
CCI complian
t
AutoFlow channels
ScreenFlow channel
Euroclear Single Platform
HSM
Slide 58
SWIFTAlliance Gateway is already a CCI Gateway & gives a transparent migration
Client
CCI
GatewayFile
Interface
FIN/MX Interface
Legacy Interface
SWIFT
Alliance
Gateway
SAB
WSHA
ScreenFlow
Eu
roclear
Leg
acy P
latform
FIN - ISO15022
SWIFTNet InterAct
SWIFTNet FileAct
ScreenFlow (ESES) euroclear.cci
SWIFTNet Browse
MGTCBEBE
ESESBEBB
ESESFRPP
CRSTGB2L
ESESNL2A
Eu
roclear
Sin
gle
Platfo
rmAutoFlow Messaging ISO15022 - FIN ISO20022 - SWIFTNet InterAct euroclear.autoflowmsg
AutoFlow File Transfer SWIFTNet FileAct (ISO) euroclear.autoflowfile
ScreenFlow euroclear.screenflow
ECLIBEBB
ECLNBEBB
ECLNFRPP
ECLNGB2L
ECLNNL2A
Single Gateway
=
=
HSM
Today
Single Gateway Live
SWIFTNet
Single Platform Settlement
Slide 59
Value proposition for an existing SWIFT customer
SWIFTAlliance Gateway
FIN
-IA
-FA
S
&F
inte
rfa
ceBack-officeapplications
Au
toF
low
Your current SWIFT infrastructure re-used for AutoFlow Messaging & AutoFlow File Transfer
FIN today = “CCI FIN”
Check:– Interface support of IA-FA S&F
(for ISO 20022)– Files to be in Giovannini
rulebook format
Optional FTA/FTI (SAG) available for AutoFlow File Transfer
Web Services Host Adapter (WSHA) for ScreenFlow
SWIFTNet
HSM
WSHA
Sc
ree
nfl
ow
Slide 60
Value proposition for a new SWIFT customer
Direct connectivity:– SWIFTAlliance Starter Set
complemented with WSHA for ScreenFlow (Q4 2008)
– Optional SWIFTAlliance Access/Entry for AutoFlow Messaging
– Enabled for ‘manual’ AutoFlow File Transfer via SWIFTAlliance Webstation (SAB)
Indirect connectivity:
– Through Service bureau
– Tailor-made integration
– Service Bureau Qualification program
Back-officeapplication
SW
IFT
Alli
anc
eA
cce
ss/E
ntry
SWIFTAlliance Webstation
SWIFTAlliance Starter Set
HSM
WSHAAu
toF
low
and/or
SWIFTNet
Sc
ree
nfl
ow
Slide 61
Value proposition for resilience
SA-Gateway
Back-officeapplications
Au
toF
low
SWIFTNet
HSM
SA-Access
- Messages
- Files
WSHA
Sc
ree
nfl
ow
SA-Gateway
Back-officeapplications
Au
toF
low
HSM
SA-Access
- Messages
- Files
WSHA
Sc
ree
nfl
ow
Slide 62
SAG - Web Services Host Adapter (WSHA)
Available on all SWIFTAlliance Gateway (SAG) licenses, including SAS (as of Q3 2008)
Ordering through SWIFT ordering channel, or through www.swift.com/cci as of Q3 2008
SAG patch 6.1.50 for CCI (Ready for ScreenFlow testing)
Qualified on SWIFTNet Rel 6.0 & Rel 6.1 Allows communication with Web services using SOAP Converts SOAP into SWIFTNet traffic Re-usable for other Web services solutions
Slide 63
SAG - WSHA features
Configured as other Host Adapters (RAHA, MQHA) via SAG Message Partners
– CCI ScreenFlow defined as Client application Secure the connection between CCI ScreenFlow &
WSHA
– SSL
– LAU Firewall settings between CCI ScreenFlow & SAG
– Additional port to be configured Easy to configure & integrate
Slide 64
SWIFTSupport
World-class customer support 24 hours/day, 7 days/week, 365 days/year By telephone & over the Internet To all SWIFT users worldwide Follow-the-sun model Local language capabilities SWIFT won two Customer Relationship Excellence
(CRE) Awards:
– ‘Global Support Services of the Year’
– ‘CRM Director of 2005’ honours for Brian Haughan, SWIFT’s Head of Customer Operations and Member of Executive Committee.
Slide 65
CCI via SWIFTNetCCI via SWIFTNetYour BenefitsYour Benefits
Migrating you safely to Euroclear’s Migrating you safely to Euroclear’s Single PlatformSingle Platform
Charles Robson Account Director Broker Dealers
Slide 66
Mastering the challenge
Slide 67
The SWIFT value proposition
CooperativeCooperative
Testing & Qualification serviceTesting & Qualification service
AvailabilityAvailability
SecuritySecurity
ReliabilityReliability
Message ValidationMessage Validation Real Single WindowReal Single Window
1 level of support for all Customers1 level of support for all Customers
One-Stop-ShopOne-Stop-Shop
Consultancy ServicesConsultancy Services Training & EducationTraining & Education
Slide 68
CCI via SWIFTNetWhere is the biggest Challenge in this project?
Slide 69
Exchange
CustodiansData Provider
CSD
Broker/Dealers
Issuing Agent ISO 20022/ DEX
ProprietaryProprietary
ISO 20022/ DEX
ISO 15022/ Proprietary
ISO 15022/ Proprietary
Registrar
ISO 15022/ Proprietary
Proprietary
Where is the biggest Challenge in this project?
Slide 70
CCI via SWIFTNet - Custody phase (SPC)
Receiving a MT564 from Euroclear UKI or Euroclear Bank
is NO DIFFERENT
from a receiving a MT564
From your sub custodian/ Agent
Receiving a MT564 from Euroclear UKI or Euroclear Bank
is NO DIFFERENT
from a receiving a MT564
From your sub custodian/ Agent
Slide 71
Pay DateRecord Date
CCI via SWIFTNet Corporate event sequence – Dividend/INTR
Mandatory
Account Owner / Participant
EUI
AnnouncementAnnouncement
MT564MT564
EntitlementEntitlement
MT564MT564
ConfirmationConfirmation
MT566MT566
Slide 72
Record Date Pay DateResponse Deadline
CCI via SWIFTNet Corporate event sequence – Share Split
Account Owner / Participant
EUI
AnnouncementAnnouncement
MT564MT564
EligibilityEligibility
MT564MT564
ConfirmationConfirmation
MT566MT566
CHOS
VOLU
InstructionInstruction
MT565MT565
StatusStatus
MT567MT567
EntitlementEntitlement
MT564MT564
Slide 73
Detailed mapping of your current flows with different Euroclear entities
A readiness assessment including:Connectivity, infrastructure & integration
requirements
Mappings & solutions for any translation issues
Detailed mapping of your current flows with different Euroclear entities
A readiness assessment including:Connectivity, infrastructure & integration
requirements
Mappings & solutions for any translation issues
Cost-benefit analysis for the different channels (AutoFlow Messaging, FileTransfer, ScreenFlow)
Recommendations on reducing operational costs by:
Optimizing your operational efficiency (STP)
Choosing the most appropriate & cost-efficient channel for each of your business flows
Cost-benefit analysis for the different channels (AutoFlow Messaging, FileTransfer, ScreenFlow)
Recommendations on reducing operational costs by:
Optimizing your operational efficiency (STP)
Choosing the most appropriate & cost-efficient channel for each of your business flows
CCI Business Assessment Programme Leveraging SWIFT’s Standards and Business Know How
Slide 74
CCI via SWIFTNETCommercial rules of engagement
No Contract / No Termed Commitment
CCI via SWIFTNet is a standard SWIFT Service
No Gold / Sliver / Bronze Support SLA
All Clients receive Premium SWIFT Support SLA as standard
No Contract / No Termed Commitment
CCI via SWIFTNet is a standard SWIFT Service
No Gold / Sliver / Bronze Support SLA
All Clients receive Premium SWIFT Support SLA as standard
Slide 75
In 2006 SWIFT published their SWIFT2010 strategy
One obligation to its members was to reduce messaging fees by 50% by 2011.
Since 2006 fees have been lowered by 23% (excluding any rebates).
Further 27% discount still to be applied by 2010.
In 2006 SWIFT published their SWIFT2010 strategy
One obligation to its members was to reduce messaging fees by 50% by 2011.
Since 2006 fees have been lowered by 23% (excluding any rebates).
Further 27% discount still to be applied by 2010.
In addition for 2007
Generated €57 million in savings for customers=
Every SWIFT Customer received a 15% traffic rebate
In addition for 2007
Generated €57 million in savings for customers=
Every SWIFT Customer received a 15% traffic rebate
CCI via SWIFTNetKey Financial Figures
Slide 76
CCI via SWIFTNetKey Financial Figures
MT597 (Fin Bulking)statement of holdings (MT535 – MT537),
confirmations (MT544 – MT547)
status reports (MT548, MT578)
Fixed Fee Plan for Global Traffic Tier 5 & above
MT597 (Fin Bulking)statement of holdings (MT535 – MT537),
confirmations (MT544 – MT547)
status reports (MT548, MT578)
Fixed Fee Plan for Global Traffic Tier 5 & above
Slide 77
CCI via SWIFTNetWSHA Key Financial Figures
WSHA is not CCI exclusive
SOAP host adapter for any application
WSHA licence is per SAG Licence (9 instances)
No Limit on Number of CCI Gui connections to WSHA
WSHA is not CCI exclusive
SOAP host adapter for any application
WSHA licence is per SAG Licence (9 instances)
No Limit on Number of CCI Gui connections to WSHA
Slide 78
Web Service Host Adapter (WSHA)
SAG BAND
ONE OFF FEE
ANNUAL S&M
SAG Automation -2 $3,400 $1,700
SAG WebStation Concentration -2 $3,400 $1,700
Single Window Band -2 $3,400 $1,700
Single Window Band -1 $3,720 $1,860
Single Window Band 0 $4,000 $2,000
Single Window Band 1 $4,280 $2,140
Single Window Band 2 $4,640 $2,320
Single Window Band 3 $5,000 $2,500
Single Window Band 4 $5,400 $2,700
Single Window Band 5 $6,000 $3,000
Single Window Band 6 $6,560 $3,280
Single Window Band 7 $7,200 $3,600
Single Window Band 8 $8,040 $4,020
Single Window Band 9 $8,800 $4,400
Single Window Band 10 $9,600 $4,800
Slide 79
In 30 years not a single secure message corrupted, misrouted or lost
24/7 Support service is included at no additional fee
82 Market Infrastructures connected to SWIFT
8,332 institutions connected to SWIFT
In 30 years not a single secure message corrupted, misrouted or lost
24/7 Support service is included at no additional fee
82 Market Infrastructures connected to SWIFT
8,332 institutions connected to SWIFT
SWIFTNetTried & trusted v. New and Unknown?
Slide 80
SWIFTNet Tried & trusted - 99.999% Availability
Slide 81
Making financial messagingMaking financial messagingeasy, safer and less costlyeasy, safer and less costly
Slide 82
Panel DiscussionPanel Discussion
Slide 83
The Panellists
David Pilbeam Northern Trust
Sharon Ilett Mizoho Trust
Ewan Scott Checkfree
Bob Humphries Jarrive
Kevin Gidden SWIFT
Slide 84
Q&A