BS 6636-1:1985, ISO 7775/1-1984 - Message types for securities. Specification for messages for receipt/delivery

BS 6636-1:1985, ISO 7775/1-1984

Message types for securities. Specification for messages for receipt/delivery

Status : Superseded, Withdrawn   Published : September 1985 Replaced By : BS ISO 7775:1991

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For use in crossborder transactions by institutions professionally engaged in the securities business, particularly banks, brokers and supranational securities clearing institutions.




Standard NumberBS 6636-1:1985, ISO 7775/1-1984
TitleMessage types for securities. Specification for messages for receipt/delivery
StatusSuperseded, Withdrawn
Publication Date30 September 1985
Withdrawn Date15 May 1993
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)No other standards are normatively referenced
Informative References(Provided for Information)No other standards are informatively referenced
Replaced ByBS ISO 7775:1991
International RelationshipsISO 7775/1
DescriptorsCoded representation, Securities, Banking documents, Financial institutions, Telecommunication transmission methods, Data transmission, Data layout, Banks, Messages
ICS35.240.40
Title in FrenchMessages de type pour les valeurs mobilières. Messages pour la réception/livraison - spécifications
Title in GermanNachrichtenarten fuer Wertpapiere. Nachrichtenarten fuer Liefergeschaefte
CommitteeIST/12
ISBN0 580 14579 4
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryNo
Pages23
File Size845 KB
Price£134.00


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