This session will address the purpose, mission and scope of FpML and provide background on the OTC derivatives markets. The relation with XML, other XML standards and non XML standards will be covered. The FpML governance will be explained and the current priorities and evolution of the standard will be discussed.

Demonstrate how FpML is constructed by taking a simple trade and translating it into FpML.

In this session the instructor will review key XML and XML schema concepts and how they are applied in the FpML architecture framework.

In this session the group will discuss the most common cross asset FpML building blocks and look at examples of how they are used.

This session will focus on the purpose, rule definitions & types of FpML validation, providing examples and references.

Detailed explanation of Interest Rate product specifications, including the most recent additions to the standard. A description of the interest rate swap components covering differences in FpML between fixed and floating legs, inflation swaps, compounding, and others.

An overview of the Interest Rate derivatives coverage in FpML with a focus on those parts impacted by changes in the ISDA 2021 Interest Rate Derivatives Definitions.

This session will focus on the messaging framework in FpML and provide an overview of the concept of views.

During this session we will explain the regulatory framework in FpML. We will focus on key messages and structures, and latest enhancements in versions 5.11 through 5.13. In addition we will cover the latest regulatory reporting developments in the US (CFTC reporting rules rewrite), the EU (EMIR Refit) and international developments such as the work from CPMI-IOSCO on Critical Data Elements.

During this session we will give an introduction of the Common Domain Model (CDM) and ISDA’s Digital Regulatory Reporting Initiative (DRR). DRR provides a comprehensive solution for translating amended rules into machine-executable open-source code. This allows financial firms to access a standardized interpretation of the requirements and integrate them directly into their systems, streamlining their regulatory reporting processes and reducing the risk of compliance errors.