Compliance and Standards
SIX Financial Information actively participates with global standards organizations to define and adopt relevant standards that promote straight-through processing. Specifically, SIX Financial Information is the official national numbering agency (NNA) in Switzerland Liechtenstein and Belgium, and in this capacity is responsible for the issuing of Valoren and ISIN identifiers. The company is also a founding member of ANNA, as well as a co-operator of the ANNA Service Bureau. In addition, SIX Financial Information is a member of The International Organization for Standardization (ISO), FISD, and MiFID joint working groups, and is a SWIFT certified distributor of ISO 15022 corporate actions messages.
For regulatory compliance, SIX Financial Information provides a wealth of information that help analyze exposures and aggregate positions for effective reporting. SIX Financial Information has incorporated flags, markers and classifications into VDF that facilitate compliance with taxation regulations such as the EU savings tax, Swiss transaction taxes and US IRS Withholding, plus fee calculation regulations such as the SEC rule 22c-2, and pan-European regulations as MiFID and UCITS III and IV.
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