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auth.057 CCP Portfolio Stress Testing Definition Report
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auth.057 is the ISO 20022 CCPPortfolioStressTestingDefinitionReport message in the Authorities business area (auth). The latest version is auth.057.001.02, and 2 versions are in the repository.
- Message
- CCPPortfolioStressTestingDefinitionReport
- Latest version
- auth.057.001.02
- Submitting organisation
- Bank of England
- MT equivalent
- None listed
In use: published in the current ISO 20022 catalogue.
What auth.057 is for
The CCPPortfolioStressTestingDefinitionReport message is sent from the central counterparty to the national competent authority. It is used to inform the national competent authority about how the central counterparty defines stress scenarios used to stress clearing member portfolios.
auth.057 versions
Every version published in the e-Repository, newest first. A message keeps its business purpose across versions; each new version is a separate schema with its own namespace.
| Version | Registration status | Published in |
|---|---|---|
| auth.057.001.02latest | Registered | Latest version set |
| auth.057.001.01 | Registered | Previous version set |
auth.057 message structure
The building blocks of auth.057.001.02 to three levels, with multiplicity ([0..1] optional, [1..1] mandatory, * any number) and the data type or component. Element names and definitions are from the ISO 20022 repository; usage guidelines such as CBPR+ or a market infrastructure's rules can restrict them further.
Document[1..1]CCPPrtflStrssTstgDefRptCCPPortfolioStressTestingDefinitionReport [1..1]ScnroDefScenario Definition [1..*]ScenarioDefinition2Contains high level data on a stress scenario being applied to portfolios in order to calculate stress losses.
IdIdentification [1..1]GenericIdentification165Identification of the stress scenario.
IdIdentification [1..1]Max256TextDescDescription [0..1]Max140TextIssrIssuer [0..1]Max35TextSchmeNmScheme Name [0..1]SchemeIdentificationType1Code
ScnroTpScenario Type [1..1]ScenarioType1CodeIndicates whether the scenario is based on a historical event or a hypothetical scenario.
StrtgyStrssTpStrategy Stress Type [1..1]StrategyStressType1CodeIndicates how the scenario stresses the curve.
StrssItmStress Item [1..*]StressItem1Information relating to at least one major representative product.
StrssPdctStress Product [1..1]StressItem1Choice (choice)
DescDescription [0..1]Max2000TextLong description of the scenario.
SplmtryDataSupplementary Data [0..*]SupplementaryData1Additional information that cannot be captured in the structured elements and/or any other specific block.
PlcAndNmPlace And Name [0..1]Max350TextUnambiguous reference to the location where the supplementary data must be inserted in the message instance.
EnvlpEnvelope [1..1]SupplementaryDataEnvelope1Technical element wrapping the supplementary data.
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auth.057 questions
- What is the latest version of auth.057?
- The latest version in the ISO 20022 e-Repository release of 24 April 2025 is auth.057.001.02.
- What is the root element of auth.057?
- The XML document is Document with the namespace urn:iso:std:iso:20022:tech:xsd:auth.057.001.02, and its message element is CCPPrtflStrssTstgDefRpt (CCPPortfolioStressTestingDefinitionReport).
- Is there an MT equivalent of auth.057?
- No Swift MT message is listed as its direct equivalent on this site. Many ISO 20022 messages have no MT counterpart.
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