Assessing alternative automation levels with corporate actions processing: A QUANTITATIVE CASE STUDY

In recent years, the number of automation projects has increased throughout the Finance Industry and particularly in securities trading and processing. The same observation can be made for corporate actions automation projects. Corporate actions messages are triggered when specific decisions are taken at the issuers side which result in cash flows or impact on the capital structure of a security...

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Year of publication:	2007-03-23
Authors:	Bischof, Urs ; Geiger, Hans
Institutions:	Institut für Schweizerisches Bankwesen <Zürich>
Subject:	Prozessoptimierung \| Automation \| automation

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1. Introduction
2. Introduction to the administration of corporate actions
2.1 Corporate actions in the security life cycle
2.2 Automation steps
2.3 Reasons for increased automation
2.4 Demands and limitations of automation: In how far is STP a reasonable solution for corporate actions processing?
3. Quantitative study on the savings potential of automated corporate actions processing
3.1 Data collection and status quo at the bank under review
3.2 Subject matter and applied method for data collection
3.3 Types and frequency of the corporate actions under review
3.4 Frequency of error messages in automated processing
3.5 Analytical evaluation
3.6 Interpretation of results
4. Concluding notes
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