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FpML-FXWG-Legacy Fwd: Need to cancel tomorrow's working group meeting
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- From: "Danielle Cauthen" <dcauthen@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2007 16:21:23 -0000
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--- In fpml-fx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Rick Schumacher
<rick.schumacher@...> wrote:
My real job is getting in the way of the teleconference call tomorrow
morning. I don't have a ton of things to report, so I propose
cancelling
tomorrow's call because we don't have that much too discuss that
can't be
communicated via email.
I will summarize events from the previous week:
1. I have not sent the example xml files, because they no longer
validate
against the DTD because of the changes made by Justin. I am making
the
changes to the exampe files now now and should be done in the next
day or
so.
2. Justin, as you know, sent the latest DTD on Monday. I have made
one very
small change to it (but all of the options xml examples have to
change now)
by renaming the element "date" to "expiryDate." The "date" element
was only
being used within "expiryDateTime," and since we have other
descriptive
elements like "valueDate" and "fixingDate," there was no reason why
this
shouldn't be descriptive as well. (This was carried over from the
original
Citi/UBS spec, and I had intended on proposing this change earlier
but had
forgotten about it.) I have attached the latest DTD that includes
this
change.
3. On a separate note, there have been a lot of discussions this week
regarding: a) multiple trade id's within a single FpML document; and
b)
portfolios of trades (to be used potentially for risk management or
other
purposes). There have been a variety of proposals and different
points of
view stated here over the last few days. There is a very strong
desire to
include this as part of Version 3.0 of FpML and therefore will
require
consensus across all the working groups. I'm sure this will shake
itself
out over the next few weeks ... it's an interesting subject and a
good
addition to FpML.
Oh, one more subject. I started work on the our scheme
definitions. Below
are the schemes that we have added to the specification (or in other
words,
are used by FX only), I think:
- exerciseStyleScheme (for options ... already has been defined in
Citi/UBS
doc)
- payoutScheme (for payouts in barriers and digitals ... immediate or
deferred)
- premiumQuoteBasisScheme (for options ... already has been defined
in
Citi/UBS doc)
- quoteBasisScheme (for standard FX ... already has been defined in
Citi/UBS
doc)
- routingIdCodeScheme (Justin ... can you help with this? Or,
should I just
simply say that the definition "is not defined by FpML")
- settlementMethodScheme (Justin ... same here)
- sideRateBasisScheme (for side rates ... I have possible values for
this
one already)
- strikeQuoteBasisScheme (how an option strike is quoted ... already
has
been defined in Citi/UBS doc)
Could someone please double-check this to see whether I've left
anything out
any schemes?
Regards,
Rick
<<wip-fpml-fx-1-0-2001-12-05.dtd>>
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