Business Process Description (BPD)

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1 Business Process Description (BPD) T2S Info Session Zürich, 12 July 2011 T2S Programme Office European Central Bank

2 The Business Process Description (BPD) describes and illustrates the business processes involving CSDs, Central Banks and other technically directly connected parties and their interaction with T2S.

3 Objectives of the BPD The BPD provides a business process perspective on T2S coverage of relevant settlement and non-settlement processes a demonstration of the use of T2S functionality in the context of parties End-2-End business process and for specific transactions (e.g. CA) multiple references to other T2S specification and documentation To process owners and business analysts operational groups IT architects and developers in CSDs, NCBs, Banks and other directly connected parties.

4 The BPD in the context of T2S deliverables IDFS DTS GS GFS GTD UDFS UHB SD URD BPD T2S Specification T2S User Documentation

5 Structure of the BPD Each business process is described in four steps 1. Overview: summary of the business process (including possible process triggers, preconditions and T2S instructing parties) 2. Business Process Diagram: illustration of the business process 3. Business Process Description: description of the activities depicted in the Business Process Diagram, tables of messages and references to UDFS and GUI BFD 4. Description of T2S Services: T2S services involved in the process including references to the Service Description document Process XYZ 1. Overview 2. Business Process Diagram 3. Business Process Description 4. T2S Service Description

6 Scope of the BPD The BPD focuses on processes requiring interaction between T2S and its directly connected parties Only parties with a direct connection to T2S are displayed Only communication flows between T2S and its directly connected parties are shown The internal business processes of T2S Actors are not displayed, as they will differ widely across the different CSDs, Central Banks and their directly connected parties. T2S internal processes are represented by the T2S services in order to avoid redundancies with T2S specification documents

7 Samples of BPD Usage Market participants can use the BPD in several ways To acquaint employees with T2S and thereby expand knowledge of T2S within the organisation To ease access to T2S documentation and motivate employees to study T2S functionality more deeply (references to the UDFS are included in the BPD) To guide the adaptation of processes to T2S - First, the BPD can be used to determine a roadmap for process adaptation - Later on, the BPD processes constitute the building blocks for the documentation of process changes - The tables of messages guide the definition of sub-processes for exception handling To support the feasibility study and adaptation analysis phases of T2S projects - Based on the process assessment, the functionality of IT systems can be analysed in the business context

8 Example: Maintenance of Securities

9 Example: Intra-CSD Settlement

10 BPD feedback cycles in 2011 The BPD development in 2011 is structured along two feedback cycles Two draft versions of the BPD will be published and subject to market review - BPD v0.3 including the most important processes - BPD v0.4 including all processes BPD v1.0 is planned to be published in November 2011 CSDs, potential DCPs and NCBs will have the opportunity to contribute to the quality of the document in two feedback cycles - 1 st feedback cycle (based on BPD v0.3): Review and feedback on methodology, content and coverage - 2 nd feedback cycle (based on BPD v0.4): Review of content - Both feedback cycles are open to all interested market participants The review will be complemented by two workshops - First workshop: Methodology and scope of the BPD - Second workshop: Incorporation of feedback and review comments

11 BPD feedback cycles in 2011 June 2011 July August September October November T2S PO 15 June 22 June BPD v August BPD v0.4 Mid-September November BPD v1.0 Market First BPD Workshop 20 July End of 1 st feedback cycle Second BPD Workshop 21 September End of 2 nd feedback cycle

12 Feedback cycle on BPD v0.3 The Business Process Description v0.3 is now available online: For review comments please use the feedback form on the website and send your response to Feedback received by 20 July 2011 will be taken into account for v0.4

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