Offshore Currencies
The DSB has adopted the ISO Currency Code list (ISO 4217) for all currency attributes. To accommodate offshore currencies, the DSB has introduced Place of Settlement
The DSB has adopted the ISO Currency Code list (ISO 4217) for all currency attributes. To accommodate offshore currencies, the DSB has introduced Place of Settlement
FX Swaps that are based on non-deliverable or offshore variations of non-deliverable currencies are supported through the Non-Deliverable Swap template. The template supports the input of
Question: Each leg of a SWAP can independently have different notional schedules. What should a user do such scenarios? If both legs are Constant -> select
In order to ensure that UPI/ISIN for IR Fixed – Floating Swaps are generated in a consistent way, DSB users are advised to follow the guidance
In order to ensure that UPI/ISIN for IR Basis Swaps (i.e.: Float vs Float) are generated in a consistent way, DSB users are advised to follow
The DSB supports the creation of UPIs/ISINs for several types of FX Forwards*: FX Forward: Where both currencies are deliverable. Non-Deliverable Forward (NDF): Where one or
Users submitting a value for Settlement Currency in any FX UPI / ISIN product template are advised that the attribute should not contain XXX without prior
Question: When new UPI templates are introduced, that industry believes may not also require an OTC ISIN (e.g. where the instrument may not be in the
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