SYMG Code: System Manager
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SYMG means system manager in the ISO 20022 system party type code set. Party that defines the eligibility criteria of the system and is responsible for monitoring, controlling and, if necessary, operating the system. All authorizations are available to the system manager when interacting with the system.
- Code
- SYMG
- ISO name
- SystemManager
- Status
- Registered
- Last updated
- 2023-11-30
Official definition
Party that defines the eligibility criteria of the system and is responsible for monitoring, controlling and, if necessary, operating the system. All authorizations are available to the system manager when interacting with the system.
Messages and fields that use ExternalSystemPartyType1Code
| Message | Element path |
|---|---|
| reda.014 | Pty/Tp/Cd |
| reda.015 | SchCrit/Tp/Cd |
| reda.017 | RptOrErr/PtyRpt/PtyOrErr/SysPty/Tp/Cd |
| reda.019 | SchCrit/PtyTp/Cd |
| reda.021 | RptOrErr/SctiesAcctRpt/SctiesAcctOrErr/SctiesAcct/PtyTp/Cd |
| reda.041 | PtyActvty/Chng/Rcrd/Tp/Od/Cd, PtyActvty/Chng/Rcrd/Tp/New/Cd |
| reda.043 | RptOrErr/PtyAudtTrlRpt/PtyAudtTrlOrErr/AudtTrl/Rcrd/Tp/Od/Cd, RptOrErr/PtyAudtTrlRpt/PtyAudtTrlOrErr/AudtTrl/Rcrd/Tp/New/Cd |
SYMG questions
- What does SYMG mean in ISO 20022?
- SYMG is System Manager in the ExternalSystemPartyType1Code code set: Party that defines the eligibility criteria of the system and is responsible for monitoring, controlling and, if necessary, operating the system. All authorizations are available to the system manager when interacting with the system.
- Where does SYMG appear in a message?
- For example in reda.014, element Pty/Tp/Cd.
All ExternalSystemPartyType1Code codes · ISO 20022 code sets
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