This document defines industry practices for common usage of FIX protocol for post-trade workflows for repurchase agreements (repos) in a bilateral setting.  (version 0.7)

The purpose of this document is to define industry practices for common usage of FIX protocol for Request for Quote (RFQ), Quote and trade messages for repurchase agreements in a bilateral setting. (version 1.0)

Document defines industry practices for common usage of the FIX Protocol for post-trade processing for all asset classes, between buy-side and sell-side that can be use bi-laterally as well as through intermediary facilities.

This document defines industry practices for common usage of the FIX protocol for post-trade processing, for all asset classes, between buy-sides and sell-sides that can be use bi-laterally as well as through intermediary facilities.

Defines industry practices for usage of the FIX standard to facilitate parallel implementation across buys-sides, sell-sides and intermediaries. v1.0

The “FIX Security White Paper (v1.9)” is intended to provide FIX Trading Community members with some of the common questions and answers regarding computer and network security when using FIX. Its scope is limited to the FIX Protocol and transmission of FIX messages between parties; issues such as security of operating systems, internal applications, databases, etc., are outside the scope of this document.

Addresses the FIX Protocol for FX Placement, Allocation, and Confirmation/Affirmation workflows.

Updated: 20190207 (v0.08)

Includes the FIX Recommended Practices for interfacing with DTC Qualified Vendors.

Addresses the two primary post-trade workflow types or equity swaps between the buy-side and the broker-dealer and swap providers.  The workflows include 1) Hedge-leg style 2) Swap style.

Describes the common framework for cross-asset buy-side to sell-side workflow for post-trade processing.  Note that pre-trade allocation is within the scope of post-trade processing.