Conversion Table
The following is a conversion table between the ISDA and the AFB terms.
Where applicable, the field names used in the MTs 36n are based on the ISDA terms and definitions.
For swaps agreed under the AFB master agreement, the following table provides the correspondence between ISDA and the AFB terms. For the fields which are not present in this table, the same terms are valid under both agreements.
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Cancellation of a Message
Regarding cancellation of a previously sent MT 361, an MT 392 can also be used. The following issues however, have to be considered:
Acknowledgement: by sending the MT 392, the sender requests the receiver to cancel the confirmation previously sent. The receiver must acknowledge the request by sending an MT 396 back to the sender of the MT 392.
Routing: the MT 392 might not be routed to the same destination as the MT 361 to be cancelled.
Repetition of the original message: in the MT 392, only the sender's reference of the previous message is mandatory, all other fields are optional. When an MT 361 with CANC is used, the fields to be copied are mandated by the standard.
Settlement Details
The table below shows how the different settlement parties involved in the deal can be identified .The table is presented from party A's point of view.
Whenever possible, users should use option A to identify institutions in these fields. Use of free text, that is, option D, except when used to specify recognized code words, is strongly discouraged. Option D not only precludes party B from matching and further processing the message automatically but also is contrary to the message text standards which state that option D is only to be used when no other option is available.
Party A services account of party B. No separate settlement messages are sent.
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Party B services account of party A. No separate settlement messages are sent.
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Beneficiary's account serviced by a financial institution other than party A or party B. The payer sends an MT 202 to its correspondent who will then send an MT 205 or equivalent to the correspondent of the payee. The correspondent can be a branch of the party.
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Beneficiary receives the funds through another institution (for example, BANK x for party x).
The payer sends an MT 202 to its correspondent. The correspondent will then send an MT 205 or equivalent to the correspondent of BANK x, that is, CORR x. CORR x will then send an MT 202 to BANK x who will then send an MT 950 to party x.
Field 56a identifies where BANK x will receive the funds.
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Beneficiary receives the funds through another institution (for example, BANK x for party x), the correspondent of BANK x, CORR x also uses a correspondent.
The payer sends an MT 202 to its correspondent. The correspondent will then send an MT 205 or equivalent to the correspondent of CORR x. The correspondent of CORR x will then send an MT 202 to CORR x. CORR x will then send an MT 202 to BANK x who will then send an MT 950 to party x.
Field 86a identifies where CORR x will receive the funds.
Field 56a identifies the correspondent of BANK x.
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Beneficiary to receive the funds directly through a clearing system.
The payer sends an MT 202 to its correspondent who will then send an MT 202 to the payee.
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The counterparties use their standing settlement instructions.
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The payment flows are netted based on a bilateral agreement.
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There is no payment (amount is zero) or the settlement details are irrelevant.
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The settlement details are not known at the time the confirmation is issued.
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Note: It is only necessary to quote an account number when multiple accounts are serviced for the same institution.