AccountOwner
Party that legally owns the account.
Below are the supported roles. Since the specification crosses a lot of industry groups, the roles are rather diverse. Some actors may fulfil more than one role.
Party that legally owns the account.
Party that manages the account on behalf of the account owner, ie, manages the registration and booking of entries on the account, calculates balances on the account and provides information about the account.
Party in contractual relation with merchants and card schemes accepting payments, that acquires card payment from the merchant, forwards the transaction to the relevant card issuer, and makes payments to the merchant.
Party which affirms the trade.
Party that acts on behalf, or upon request, of another party.
Party involved in a - usually commercial (buying, selling, acquiring, providing products or services) - relationship, which materialises in an agreement with a counterparty.
Party which acquires, or agrees to acquire, ownership (in case of goods), or benefit or usage (in case of services), in exchange for money or other consideration under a contract of sale.
Financial institution that holds the buyer’s account.
Individual or institution, that purchases or sells financial instruments, for its own account, or on behalf of an investor.
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Party accepting the card and presenting transaction data to the acquirer.
Party who presents the card to the merchant for provision of goods or services.
Party which is assigned an investigation case.
Party assigning an investigation case.
Financial institution that executes cash transfers on behalf of its clients.
Infrastructure that is very often a component of a clearinghouse, and facilitates clearing and settlement for its members by standing between the buyer and the seller of a trade.
Mediates communication between the broker/dealer and investment manager to exchange trade details, match settlement criteria and confirm completion of financial instrument transactions.
Infrastructure that, holds or controls, the holding of physical or dematerialised financial instruments belonging to all, or a large portion of, the investors in a securities market.
System which provides cash settlement for trades submitted by its members.
Party that is a member of a clearing house.
Entity that is associated with the collateral agreement and that will deliver collateral to secure an obligation vis-à-vis the other party (the collateral taker).
Entity that is associated with the collateral agreement and that will receive collateral from the other party (the collateral giver).
Infrastructure that issues trade confirmations, receives trade affirmations, matches allocations to confirmations and confirmations to instructions, and generates standing or special instructions to create settlement instructions.
Party, physical person or legal entity that starts or follows-up an investigation case within a corporate.
Party that receives an amount of money from the debtor.
Financial institution servicing an account for the Creditor.
Party initiating the payment request to an agent.
Party that receives the cash.
Account holder in a Central Securities Depository.
Party that safekeeps and administers assets on behalf of the owner.
Party that provides custody services for shares affected by proxy voting, that is, share blocking and unblocking, share registration, position keeping, securities lending services.
Party that is a source of financial information.
Party that gives cash.
Party that owes an amount of money to the creditor.
Financial institution servicing an account for the Debtor.
The Debtor himself or a party receiving the Creditor Payment Activation Request on behalf of the Debtor.
Financial institution that partners with the investment manager to communicate details, execute modifications and settle financial instrument transactions.
Party that forwards meeting information and meeting results to the Investor, checks position with the Custodian and collects voting instructions from the Investor and forwards to the next.
Financial institution that receives the payment transaction on behalf of an account owner, or other nominated party, and credits the account.
Party that is the ultimate beneficiary of the credit transfer.
Messaging application used by a financial institution.
Party, physical person or legal entity that starts or follows-up an investigation case within a financial institution.
Financial institution that receives the payment transaction from the account owner, or other authorised party, and processes the instruction.
Party that receives the payment instruction from the originator and forwards it to the first agent in the payment chain.
Party that keeps accounting records of the available assets and liabilities of the Fund.
Party that sets up the Fund, decides the investment strategy, appoints the agents, and is responsible for the promotion and the marketing of the Fund.
Party that holds another party’s inventory of financial instruments, and effects or receives deliveries versus payment, or free of payment.
Party that provides, through common membership, services to create a fair and open process for the execution of transactions between trading parties, and the creation of settlement obligations.
Party initiating the payment to an agent.
Pension funds, mutual funds, money managers, insurance company, investment banks, commercial trusts, endowment funds, hedge funds, accountable for high volumes of trades, moving large blocks of shares on the stock market’s movements.
Party that receives information from other parties about transactions that are being processed, and performs functions such as regulatory oversight and accounting.
Party that provides services to investors relating to financial products.
Party which holds and administers securities for example, Eurobonds or other financial assets, holds issuance accounts and enables transactions to be processed by book entry.
Party involved in investigations management.
Party, physical person or legal entity that starts or follows-up an investigation case.
Individual investor that makes its own investment decision, a financial analyst that advises the investor, or a portfolio manager that has received the investor’s cash to be invested.
Party that implements the investment strategy, ie, selects portfolio investments in accordance with the objectives and strategy in the fund’s prospectus, and places orders to effect or liquidate selected investments in accordance with net flow of capital into or out of the fund.
Party, either an individual or organisation, whose assets are being invested.
Party identified in a commercial invoice as the liable party.
Party identified as the issuer of an invoice on the face of a commercial invoice.
Entity which is obligated on a security or other financial instrument.
Organisation appointed by the issuer for the purposes of administration of a security issue or processing of a corporate action or a meeting event.
Intermediary in the proxy voting chain that is active in the same market as where the shares are safekept.
Party that holds a portion of another party’s inventory of financial instruments within a location or market, effects or receives local deliveries versus payment, or free of payment, as directed by the global settlement agent.
Party that makes a market in one or more specific instruments.
Party which is responsible for the point of interaction (POI), and has the control of the access rights.
Party who provides goods or services at one or several sites (physical or virtual).
Principal monetary authority of a nation, a central bank performs several key functions, including issuing currency and regulating the supply of credit in the economy.
Party (an exchange member firm) that chooses not to clear transactions, and uses/subcontracts a general clearing member to access the central counterparty ’s services.
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Firm which instructs an order, also known as the ordering firm or orderer.
Party that owes an amount of money to the creditor, eg, for the receipt of goods and services.
Agent that executes the payment.
Agent that instructs the next party in the payment chain to carry out the payment.
Agent that executes the cash transfer upon the request of either an agreement party, or a clearing agent.
Party ensuring thatall the details of the trade have been collected and reported, as required to all parties involved in the trade transaction including counterparties, the investor, and settlement parties.
Financial insitution that acts as settlement agent, provides custody for assets, provides financing for leverage, and prepares daily account statements for its clients, who are money managers, hedge funds, market makers, arbitrageurs, specialists and other professional investors.
Intermediary in the Proxy voting chain that forwards and makes information available that was received/collected from the Proxy Initiator.
Party that is responsible for making meeting information available to the market, collecting the votes and publishing the meeting results.
Institution that receives and redistributes certain business information, for example, quote or order details, or facilitating trading.
Party that is responsible for keeping track of the owners of securities.
Government agency, or a self-regulated body, that sets the rules for the regulation of the market, as well as the relationship between the different parties in the market.
Organisation that is legally responsible for reporting securities trade transactions to a regulator or a competent authority.
Entity that makes, or offers or contracts to make, a sale to an actual or potential buyer.
Financial institution that holds the seller’s account.
Broker that sells its services (for example, research, analysis and recommendation), to buy-side parties.
Party that provides settlement, custody, and accounting services for its own, or someone else’s, assets.
Party which is member of a cash settlement system and which submits trades to be settled between members.
Corporation or mutual organization which provides the facilities for stock brokers to trade company stocks and other financial instruments in the secondary market.
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Party that is a member, and granted full access to the functions of the system transaction administrator.
Party that is sponsored by a direct member, and has limited access to the system transaction administrator functions.
Party that is entitled to make full or partial use of the system transaction administrator, to make it perform business processes on its behalf.
In a central system, the entity or neutral body, in charge of providing services to the system’s members.
Party which is responsible for one security domain of the point of interaction (POI) application.
Party that is a customer of either a direct or indirect system member.
Party that decides upon one or more specific trades to follow the investment decision maker’s strategy.
Party that interacts with counterparties in the context of a market (that is, an exchange, network, or over-the-counter network), to execute trades.
Party that plays an active role in planning and executing the transactions that create or liquidate investments of the investors assets, or that move the investor’s assets from one investment to another.
Party appointed by the Fund Management Company.
Party which settles a deal through its own accounts without being party to that deal, for example, custodians, settlement systems.
Individual or institution who holds or manages assets for the benefit of another.
Company or other entity that administers the public issuance and distribution of securities from a corporation or other issuing body.
Party that issues voting instructions instructions.