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SSI & Static Data Agent

Maintains standing settlement instructions and counterparty static data.

Ingests SSI updates, validates them against the counterparty, retires stale accounts, and keeps the directory clean. A wrong SSI propagates downstream as a fail and a break, so every change is counterparty-confirmed before publish and publishes are versioned and reversible.

Authority

Act within policy

Team role

Completes a defined task

Handoffs

Named collaborators

The role

What it owns and where its authority ends

Desk

Trade Capture & Confirmation

Desk workflow

Trade booking, then enrichment (SSIs, fees, static), then economic confirmation, then affirmation/matching, then the exception chase. Mismatched economics and missing SSIs drive the exception flow at this desk.

Collaboration

Works within a defined desk workflow

Decision boundary

Acts only within an explicit policy, permission and escalation boundary.

Systems and capabilities involved

  • SSI / static-data directory

  • Counterparty confirmation channel

    validate SSI changes

  • Format / account validator

Handoffs

What this role gives and receives

Capabilities offered

The handoffs name the next owner or specialist and the work that moves between them.

Context

What the role needs to do the work

Current work
The incoming SSI change vs. the current directory entry.
Prior interactions
Recent fails/breaks attributable to this counterparty's data.
Policies and reference
SSI structure by market, account-format rules, counterparty hierarchy.
Working method
Not specified for this role.

Checks and boundaries

What must be tested or reviewed

  1. 01Every SSI change validated + counterparty-confirmed before publish; bad loads quarantined.
  2. 02Versioned, reversible publishes with diff review on bulk changes.
  3. 03Stale-account detection cross-referenced against the fails feed.

Human authority

Acts only within an explicit policy, permission and escalation boundary.

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