2023 11 30 Mario Reichel of PPI: Leveraging ISO 20022
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Mario Reichel of PPI: Leveraging ISO 20022 to Optimize Supply Chain and Trade Finance Management Platforms: Harmonized ISO 20022 for Cross-Border Payments – A Data Model Also for Blockchain Solutions in Logistics
PRESENTATION
Mario Reichel, along with Ayhan Koseoglu of PPI: Presented their knowledge of leveraging ISO 20020 to optimize supply chain and trade finance management platforms.
PPI is a company providing software end-to-end solutions and consulting for the understanding and migration to ISP 20020 for financial transactions.
Mario described the ISO 20022 international standard for data transport between financial service companies. This message standard is a common platform for the development of messages for the following:
Is a modelling methodology to capture in a syntax-independent way financial business areas, business transactions and associated message flows
Is a central dictionary of business items used in financial communications
A set of XML and ASN.1 design rules to convert the message models into XML or ASN.1 schema
The focus of ISO 20022 is to produce a single standardized approach(methodology) for the development of standards to be utilized during financial standards initiatives. It is a recipe defining specific rules on how to develop messages:
ISO 20022 does not define the message standard itself. It specifies rules and a methodology for how messages are to be developed.
Supported by the global SWIFT community
SWIFT does not mandate migration. The decision to migrate is a decision to be reached by various stakeholder financial communities
The ISO 20022 standard consists of a set of definitions and roles:
It is a concept for the development of standards
A single standardization approach(methodology, strict procedure) to be used for all financial standards initiatives
A central financial repository
Freely and openly available
More than 740 messages are available free of charge on ISO20022.org
Not just for payments
20+ organizations are involved along side SWIFT
Supported by SWIFT
SWIFT assumes the role of registration authority (RA)
Is a service provider for the community
SWIFT is not mandating a migration
Communities decide if and when they want to migrate – also applies to new releases
Not just XML tag standardization
ISO 20022 is independent of network and syntax
ASN.1 is an additional syntax
Also a basis for API development
In order to support non-file based communication consistently to the ISO 20022 data model
Representation via JSON next to XML
Customer Credit Transfer Initiation V9 (pain.001.001.09)
Is an XML based message format under the ISO 20022 standard
Designed to streamline cross-border and domestic payment processes
The successor to V9 message format and include a number of enhancements
pain.001.001.09 = Business Doman + purpose + variant + version
Covers the following business domains
payments initiation
payments clearing and settlement
account management
cash management
securities trade
collateral
Trade Services Initiation
Enhanced data richness
Improved flexibility – more flexible payment instructions
Increased security
Improved interoperability
A description of the “4 corners model” for payment systems was provided
Bank agnostic to initial payments
Adoption level is across the globe with:
70 countries
80% of the volume in near future
Global Harmonization – CPMI (Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures)
Focuses on harmonization of data requirements for the use of ISO 20022 messages for cross border payments.
The CPMI developed the data requirements for ISO 20022 in collaboration with the private sector.
Presentation demonstrated(slides) the end to end of richer and better structured information
Provides for richer data elements:
category purpose code
purpose code
end-to-end reference
ultimate debtor and/or ultimate creditor
structured remittance info
dedicated tags for LEI and UETR
Under the CPMI data requirements are a core set of messages and 12 basic requirements:
appropriate message for a particular business function
ISO 20022 externalized codes for payments and payment related processes
character set used for ISO 20022
common time convention across messages
unique end-to-end reference
transparency on amounts, FX and charges
unique account identifiers to the extent possible
identify all Fis involved in a standardized way(BIC or LEI
identify all entries and person involved in a structured way
common minimum level of postal address – structured
transport of customer remittance information across the entire chain by enabling structured or unstructured remittance information
PDF report to the G20 entitled “Harmonized ISO 20022 data requirements for enhancing cross-border payments available online
PDF available “Consideration for the use of Stablecoin Arrangements in Cross-Border Payments” through online search.
A working Example of ISO 20022:
EVONIK and THEMIS, two European chemical companies, have an automated bidirectional invoice settlement and payment process. Components of the solution(architecture) are:
CORDA for security integration to their respective ERP systems through a standard information flow
Smart contract for payment after automatic validation of the order plus confirmation matching.
Nodes and wallets – payment absent any intermediary, cash on ledger
E-money by licensed PSP in Fiat money
Attendees
@Tom Klein
Mario Reichel
@Jeff Pribich
@Alicia Noel
@Andrea Frosinini
@Ayhan Köseoğlu
Michael Vander (Coface)
Fatih Ozgul
Michael Darden, DFM Data
Murali Balann
Fahmy Laute
@Ling W Chang
Ricardo Orsi
Faris Jebara
@Ned Thompson, MBA
Kirsi Larkiala
Kay Nijenhuis
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