Advanced Guide ISO 20022 SWIFT MX Messages

Advanced Guide – ISO 20022 SWIFT MX Messages, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.44, with 43 lectures, 7 quizzes, based on 274 reviews, and has 1515 subscribers.

You will learn about Full understanding of CBPR+ usage guideline and message structure and elements Pacs.008, Pacs.009, Pacs.004, Pacs.002 and Pain.001 and Pain.002 Message Structures Learn creating MX messages from MT messages- Assignments 100+ questions to get you ready for interviews Essential background knowledge of XML to understand message schemas Learn how to handle data truncation during MT-MX coexistence Message examples of end to end payment chain This course is ideal for individuals who are Business Analysts and Consultants of Payments Domain or Aspirants of Payments Domain It is particularly useful for Business Analysts and Consultants of Payments Domain or Aspirants of Payments Domain.

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Summary

Title: Advanced Guide – ISO 20022 SWIFT MX Messages

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.44

Number of Lectures: 43

Number of Quizzes: 7

Number of Published Lectures: 43

Number of Published Quizzes: 7

Number of Curriculum Items: 57

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 57

Number of Practice Tests: 1

Number of Published Practice Tests: 1

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Full understanding of CBPR+ usage guideline and message structure and elements

Pacs.008, Pacs.009, Pacs.004, Pacs.002 and Pain.001 and Pain.002 Message Structures

Learn creating MX messages from MT messages- Assignments

100+ questions to get you ready for interviews

Essential background knowledge of XML to understand message schemas

Learn how to handle data truncation during MT-MX coexistence

Message examples of end to end payment chain

Who Should Attend

Business Analysts and Consultants of Payments Domain

Aspirants of Payments Domain

Target Audiences

Business Analysts and Consultants of Payments Domain

Aspirants of Payments Domain

**Part 2 of 2 courses**

Are you someone who is searching for a reliable resource on ISO 20022 SWIFT MX messages?

Confused about where to begin learning? What to learn? From where to learn?

Then this course is your perfect match!!

You will get –

Full understanding of CBPR+ usage guideline and message structure and elements

Pacs.008, Pacs.009, Pacs.004, Pacs.002, Pain.001 and 002 message structures

Learn creating MX messages – Assignments

100+ questions to get you ready for interview

Essential background knowledge of XML to understand message schemas

Learn how to handle data truncation during MT-MX coexistence

Message examples of end to end payment chain

This course, the ‘Advanced Guide – ISO 20022 SWIFT MX Messages’, delves deeper into all the necessary concepts of SWIFT MX messages, starting from how the different working groups of SWIFT work and the inter-relations of the usage guidelines, how XML is used to build the ISO 20022 messages schema, how the important messages are structured – discussing element by element, and the logic behind each element’s presence. It also provides real life message examples to understand the application of all that is learnt.

Who is this course for?

1. Business Analysts and Consultants of Payments Domain

2. Aspirants of Payments Domain

What this course covers?

What are ISO 20022 message catalogue, SWIFT MX message catalogue and SWIFT payment groups usage guidelines

1. ISO 20022 Message Registration Process

2. SWIFT Payment Groups

3. Handling of Coexistence of MT and MX messages and Other Related Migrations of Infrastructures

4. Handling data integrity loss in MT-MX coexistence

XML in ISO 20022 messages

1. Basic Structure of XML and Syntax Rules

2. XML Schema and Instance

3. XML Data Types

4. XML Attributes and Complex Elements

5. Restrictions and Indicators

6. Understanding the ISO 20022 XML Message Schema

7. Codes used in MX Messages

8. MX Message Validation

Important Concepts Related to MX Messages

1. Agents and Parties

2. Settlement Methods

3. Multiplicity of Elements in Messages

Structure and Elements of PACS.008 Message

1. Building Blocks – Group Header and the Credit Transfer Transaction Information

2. Understanding the Credit Transfer Transaction Information Block

3. Understanding the Group Header Block

Structure and Elements of PACS.009 Message

1. PACS.009 Core, PACS.009 COV and PACS.009 ADV

2. Building Blocks – Group Header and Credit Transfer Transaction Information

Structure of PACS.004 and PACS.002 Messages, PAIN.001 and PAIN.002 Messages

1. Difference between Reject and Return

2. PACS.004 and PACS.002 Structure

3. PAIN.001 and PAIN.002 Structure

Understanding MX Messages with Examples

1. PAIN.001 Message Example

2. PAIN.002 Message Example

3. Serial payment – First PACS.008

4. Serial Payment – Second PACS.008, PACS.002 and Third PACS.008

5. Serial Payment – Fourth PACS.008

Practice Test and Assignments

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: ISO 20022 and SWIFT MX message catalogues | Usage Guidelines

Lecture 1: Introduction to the course

Lecture 2: ISO 20022 Message Registration Process

Lecture 3: SWIFT Payment Groups

Chapter 2: Handling Coexistence of MT and MX Messages

Lecture 1: Handling Coexistence of MT and MX

Lecture 2: Other Related Migrations of Infrastructures

Lecture 3: Handling Data Integrity Loss in MT-MX Coexistence

Lecture 4: Process of Query and Answer for Truncated Data

Lecture 5: Process of Proactive Transmission of Missing Data

Chapter 3: XML in ISO 20022 messages

Lecture 1: Basic Structure of XML and Syntax Rules

Lecture 2: XML Schema and Instance

Lecture 3: XML Data Types

Lecture 4: XML Attributes and Complex Elements

Lecture 5: Restrictions and Indicators

Lecture 6: Understanding the ISO 20022 XML Message Schema

Lecture 7: Codes used in MX Messages

Lecture 8: MX Message Validation

Chapter 4: Important Concepts Related to MX Messages

Lecture 1: Agents and Parties

Lecture 2: Settlement Methods

Lecture 3: Multiplicity of Elements in Messages

Chapter 5: Structure and Elements of PACS.008 Message

Lecture 1: Building Blocks – Group Header and the Credit Transfer Transaction Information

Lecture 2: Payment Identification

Lecture 3: Payment Type Information

Lecture 4: Amounts, Settlements and Charges

Lecture 5: Agents, Parties and Accounts

Lecture 6: Instructions and Remittance Information

Lecture 7: Group Header

Lecture 8: Revise the main points – Structure of Pacs.008

Chapter 6: Structure and Elements of PACS.009 Message

Lecture 1: PACS.009 Core, PACS.009 COV and PACS.009 ADV

Lecture 2: Credit Transfer Transaction Information

Lecture 3: Group Header

Lecture 4: Revise the main points – Structure of Pacs.009

Chapter 7: Structure of PACS.004 and PACS.002 Messages, PAIN.001 and PAIN.002 Messages

Lecture 1: Difference between Reject and Return

Lecture 2: PACS.004 Message Structure

Lecture 3: Revise Main points – Structure of Pacs.004

Lecture 4: Pacs.002 Message Structure

Lecture 5: Revise Main Points – Structure of Pacs.002

Lecture 6: PAIN.001 and PAIN.002 Structure

Lecture 7: Revise Main Points – Structure of Pain.001 and Pain.002

Chapter 8: Understanding MX Messages with Examples

Lecture 1: PAIN.001 Message Example

Lecture 2: PAIN.002 Message Example

Lecture 3: Serial payment – First PACS.008

Lecture 4: Serial Payment – Second PACS.008, PACS.002 and Third PACS.008

Lecture 5: Serial Payment – Fourth PACS.008

Chapter 9: Practice test and Message Mapping Assignments

Instructors

BankON by Anwesha Sengupta
Founder BankON, Online Education Company

Anwesha Sengupta
Banker specialized in Trade Finance and SWIFT Payments

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3 stars: 25 votes

4 stars: 97 votes

5 stars: 148 votes

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