ALERT: Settlement Models
Overview
A settlement model is a set of settlement instructions, with each settlement instruction defined as a country, method (usually a depository), and security. Each model has an owner and a name
- Investment manager models: When you maintain a model, you define the generic model-level instructions, attach the model to different accounts, and then add account-specific instructions.
- Global custodian models: When a global custodian maintains their instructions on your behalf, the model-level instructions are view-only. You attach the global custodian's model to your accounts and then add account-specific instructions.
- Broker/Dealer models: Broker dealer models contain settlement instructions specific to a broker/dealer. Broker/dealer models are read-only.
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Locating Models and Settlement Instructions
By default, the ALERT® service inserts your own acronym in the Settlement Model Owner field.
- Select the Models tab.
- Select a settlement model from the Settlement Model Name field, which ALERT populates with all models that the specified acronym owns.
- Use the Filter by fields to refine the search using any combination of country, method, and security.
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Click Search.
ALERT displays the settlement instructions that match your search criteria. Click the columns to sort the list accordingly.
- Click a country name to open a settlement instruction.
Managing Models
Model management tasks include creating, renaming, and deleting, and maintaining models. You can rename a model that your acronym owns. You can delete a model that your acronym owns when it has no associated settlement instructions.
- Click Create New Model.
- Enter a unique model name on the dialog that appears.
- Click Save.
A message confirms the change.
- Click OK.
The model name appears in the Settlement Model Name list.
- Click Create SI to add model settlement instructions to the new model.
- Select a model from the Settlement Model Name field.
- Click Rename Model
- Enter the new model name on the dialog that appears.
- Click Save.
- Click Yes on the confirmation dialog that appears.
A message confirms the change on the Models page.
Managing Model Settlement Instructions
When working with models that you maintain, you can create, modify, delete and deactivate model-level settlement instructions for models that you maintain. When you select a settlement model, all existing instructions for that model appear in the list.
- Select the model for which you want to create instructions.
- Click Search.
- Click Create SI.
The Create Settlement Instruction for Model screen opens.
- Select a unique combination of country, security, and method from the respective drop-down lists and click OK.
The Create Settlement Instruction editor appears with the PSET pre-populated from the depository selection.
- Define model-level instructions on the editor that appears according to the required fields in a given market. See the Data Dictionary for details on all fields.
- For applicable BIC fields, either enter the BIC or search for it:
- Click Save.
The ALERT platform checks that your instructions meet the market's syntax requirements.
- Correct any validation errors and click OK.
The settlement instruction appears in the Total Model SI Found section.
- Click a settlement instruction in the Country list in the Total Model SI Found section.
- Edit the instructions on the Edit Settlement Instruction editor that appears. See the Data Dictionary for details on all fields.
- Click Save.
- Select a settlement instruction from the Search and Maintain Models page.
- Click Copy SI.
- In the Create Settlement Instruction for Access Code dialog box, select a unique country, method, and security combination.
- Edit the settlement instruction to suit your business needs.
- Click Save.
- Select the settlement instructions to delete from Model SI Found section.
- Click Delete SI.
- Click Yes on the confirmation message that appears to delete the instructions.
- Click Delete/Deactivate.
- Click Yes on the confirmation message that appears to delete the instruction.