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--- In fpml-fx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Bill Specht <bill.specht@...> wrote:
Good example Rick.
By picking the fixing date/time it introduces the issue that you
addressed.
How do we handle businessCenters?
I suppose that in some sense most dates are associated with a
business
center. The value date on a spot USD/JPY deal has two currency
flows each
with a paymentDate = valueDate. AND the paymentDate in JPY (Tokyo)
in GMT
is not the same as the paymentDate in USD (New York) for GMT.
(otherwise
there would be no CLS project). Maybe only the valueDate is not
related to
a business center.
In the case of the nonDeliverable, maybe there should be a dateTime
element
that combines a single business center with the date/time
combination.
I actually think that having the business center associated with a
date is a
very good thing. Particularly in international based systems, if
you don't
have this information then eventually there will some kind of problem
comparing dates.
It's interesting the unadjustedDate in the adjustableDate entity
does not
have a businessCenter. Only when being adjusted does the center get
involved and this is an optional element. This means that the
unadjustedDate could mean different things to different people based
on
where and how it's used.
(I hate dates!!! I think we should have the WorldDate and be done
with
it.)
I suspect we will have a lively conversation tomorrow morning.
I'll look
at this more later today in preparation for tomorrow.
-----Original Message-----
From: Rick Schumacher [mailto:rick.schumacher@...]
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2002 5:44 AM
To: fpml-fx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [fpml-fx] Example of implementing a date adjustment for a
particular date
There have been a couple of questions regarding the impact this
particular
change were to have on the existing DTD if we were to make the
change.
I have written a document describing what the change would look like
for one
of the dates in question (fixingDate). The change is very simple.
So, we shouldn't let that get in the way; rather, we should
determine the
correct solution here from a business and an automation point of
view going
forward.
Regards,
Rick
<<Date Adjustment Example.doc>>
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