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ExternalTradeTransactionCondition1Code

NBFR Code: New Trade Following Rollover

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NBFR means new trade following rollover in the ISO 20022 trade transaction condition code set. Trade to be executed for a new trade position on the next month following the roll-over of a position (Deferred Settlement Service).

Code
NBFR
ISO name
NewTradeFollowingRollover
Status
Registered
Last updated
2011-08-31

Official definition

Trade to be executed for a new trade position on the next month following the roll-over of a position (Deferred Settlement Service).

Definition from the ISO 20022 External Code Sets, 2Q2026 (published 28 Aug 2026).

Messages and fields that use ExternalTradeTransactionCondition1Code

MessageElement path
setr.027TradDtls/TradTxCond/Cd
setr.044PtyTradgDtls/TradTxCond/Cd, CtrPtyTradgDtls/TradTxCond/Cd

NBFR questions

What does NBFR mean in ISO 20022?
NBFR is New Trade Following Rollover in the ExternalTradeTransactionCondition1Code code set: Trade to be executed for a new trade position on the next month following the roll-over of a position (Deferred Settlement Service).
Where does NBFR appear in a message?
For example in setr.027, element TradDtls/TradTxCond/Cd.

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