SWIFT Business Forum London 2013 Special Interest Sessions Practical solutions for mandatory market change and improved client servicing
SWIFT Business Forum
London 2013
Special Interest Sessions
Practical solutions for mandatory market
change and improved client servicing
Speakers
• Stew Cofer, Vice President, SWIFT Product Manager, J.P.
Morgan
• Susan Dean, Managing Director, Head of EMEA Transaction
Services, J.P. Morgan
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MyStandards
What’s best for our clients is best for us
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About J.P. Morgan
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Our clients are at the heart of all we do
For the fourth year in a row
SWIFT for Corporates Bank of the Year
2009, 2010, 2011, 2012
“Our aim is to be the world’s most trusted and respected
financial services institution.” - Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEO
• Fortress Balance Sheet; 11% Basel I Tier 1 common ratio • Reorganized global wholesale business around clients to better serve them: 50,000 employees serving 76,000 clients in over 100 markets.
• FI and Corporate clients using SWIFT & standards benefit from this core philosophy: from CEO to each employee, we are here to serve clients.
Why MyStandards?
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It must be easy to do business with J.P. Morgan. Specific to standards, we recognise client needs differently:
• where we are their primary bank • multi-banked clients require a standard offer from us and competitors
What does “easy” mean in a SWIFT & standards context?
• Remove the entrance barriers presented by use of standards • Accelerate the realisation of benefits (economic, efficiency) • Drive simplicity of language and transparency of key information
JPMorgan leads use of MyStandards to deliver a better client experience: - Pilot Member; 1st bank to publish usage guidelines - Driving “co-opetition” / competitor partnership for multi-banked clients - 1st bank to contribute content to MyStandards “Phase 2”: testing portal
MyStandards helps us deliver our client promise.
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Driving a better client experience
The Client Experience
How a standard works
Market Practices
JPM specifics
business
context for use
MyStandards
Today Tomorrow
•Incorporation of more market practices • More competitors upload their practices in a unified fashion: allowing customers to see applied use of any standard across all service providers • Further embedding within JPMorgan • Medium-term: allow counterparties to test against rules described in MyStandards (SWIFT Testing Portal)
Other Bank
specifics
JPMorgan use and expertise
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Corporate and Investment Bank
Transaction Services
Securities Services
Investment Bank
Introduction of MyStandards
% of SWIFT Traffic
MT3's
MT5, ISO15022
MT1,2,9, ISO20022
MT3xx
MT5xx
A tool to help: • Consume
Standards Releases Comparisons new to old/existing User Handbook
• Distribute Export (PDF, XML Schema) Client-specs All in standard format
• Engage counterparties & market Be part of change process Right stuff to the right people Real feedback from real users
MT56x
ISO15022
ISO20022
MT1xx
MT2xx
MT3xx
MT4xx
MT7xx
MT9xx
ISO20022
When we help our clients, we help ourselves
J.P. Morgan Standards Usage
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Immediate benefit: Annual Standards Releases
Standards Release Lifecycle: July Prior Year -> November current year
SWIFT
JPMorgan SR2012 SR2013
Nov 2012
SR2012
is Live
2013
Release
Live
July 2012
High-level
SR2013 info
Nov 2012:
SR2013 changes
approved
Dec 2012
SR2013 Guide &
Formatting Rules
Feb 2013
Update to SR2013
Guide & Formatting
July 2013
SR2013 User
Handbook
JPM business engagement on above activities.
SWIFT Shared Services
Proactive & Reactive engagement with tech
Help understand requirements
Compare SR2013 to SR2012
Compare 2013 to SR2012
Facilitate Network Testing
Product Management
(input to SR2013)
Business Analysis
Technology (SR2012 build & QA)
Finish Build->QA-> Live
vote/consult Write Requirements Verify req. Build Finish Build->QA-> Live
Central teams at any bank could exceed 250+ applications, interacting to help them understand releases, timelines, and their impacts.
Each application follows its own change process
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Benefits from experience
Obvious Hidden
Inventory of internal stakeholders User registration identifies those who step out and become visible to administrators, specifically for the standards they’re interested in
Budget and Resources Better visibility and insight of change and the impact on internal systems. System inventory being built and identifies standards used by each
Standardised Tool has become a self-service approach rather than relying on shared services to disseminate and share information
Single source of truth for all teams in the Bank and our clients – accessible by all anywhere, any time.
10min interaction x # of applications x app functions (BA, product) MyStandards saves us TIME =
Duplication of cost & effort
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MyStandards Rollout at JPMorgan
What’s Next:
Global Governance Team that identifies opportunities and guidance to onboard more internal teams
Leverage more technology partners to incorporate MyStandards exports (XML schema) into development
Continue engaging in market practice groups to use MyStandards in the mission of more standardisation
Rollout with SR2013 Current Use
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Challenges and opportunities
Expressing business rules/logic How many levels of detail to express? ISO Message type Geography Instrument type (US ACH) Sub-instrument type (CCD+, PPD)
MT 1xx Geography (of account or currency?) Currency Instrument type
Internal challenges: New user registration – onboarding; requires organisation-authored FAQ Administration/maintenance Identify single owner of content We need a workflow required for maintenance
We are pursuing: -Helpful conversations with SWIFT on Governance of MyStandards for large users -Bilateral conversations with peers on MyStandards – agreeing to use common practices as a model to populate usage guidelines -The next phase: helping SWIFT form a Testing Portal for content in MyStandards
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Discussion