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Hi Brian, Marc, Matt Would it be worth to structure
the payment information in accordance with the existing ISO20022 XML tags for
payments ? pain.001.001.03 is the iso standard
for initiation of a payment. Staying in synch with standard payment tags may
help in the disbursement and settlement of the transaction. http://www.iso20022.org/catalogue_of_unifi_messages.page Thanks Bart ____________________________________________________ Capgemini Financial Services Global Business Unit From: bpwg@xxxxxxxx
[mailto:bpwg@xxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Marc Gratacos See email below and attached proposal. From: Brian
Lynn [brian.lynn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Matt, Marc – I’ve taken a crack at
modeling the CME payment enhancement to the position report that we discussed
over the past few meetings. I created a new model group that
covers payment details, restructured the existing PaymentMatching type to use
it, and created a new PositionPayment type to hold the new structure. I’ve attached - diagrams of the new types - a zip of the schema - a couple of examples …
this first is fairly simple, the second is based on Matt’s document. For your comments prior to wider
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