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SET IT Infrastructure OutlookSET IT Infrastructure Outlook
Chaiyoot Chamnanlertkit
The Stock Exchange of Thailand
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SET Technology DevelopmentSET Technology Development
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
SRG
ASSET
ELCID
SIMS
Alternate Site
BEX
TFEX
BSBTP Manager
PRS
PTI*
PRS G2
Major System Launch
SET is committed to utilizing technology as a business enabler since 1990and has continuously improved IT delivery
SET seeks to improve IT services to keep up with industry trends and international standards
* First phase release for government securities
SDC
SBL & Repo
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The Future of TradingThe Future of Trading
AccessibilityTransaction
CostLatency
Critical factors for the future of trading
Capacity
Low-touch trading No-touch tradingHigh-touch trading
Today Future
A new trend of trading is gaining popularity
Order inputFill rate* (Order : Deal) 2:1 5:1
Manual Computer-generated
* Data based on a leading Asian exchange in 2002 and 2006
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Other Exchanges Upgrading IT InfrastructureOther Exchanges Upgrading IT Infrastructure
KRX
“Expanding system capacity”“Improving access infrastructure”
“Launching a new matching engine”
Exchanges around the globe are making IT investment to keep up with the new trend
“Introducing low-latency service”
What SET will deliver in the next coming years?
Some numbers on latency*
90 msec
30 msec
16 msec
* Numbers are collected public news release and exchange websites
22 msec
45 msec
Some exchanges even talk about less than 10 msec
70 msec
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Our DirectionOur DirectionWithin 3 years, the SET will modernize IT infrastructure of trading and supporting systems
in order to enhance international competitiveness and operational efficiency by:
Util
ity-B
ase
Infr
astr
uctu
re
Pre-Trade
Trade
Post-Trade
Inte
rmed
iary
& D
irect
Ser
vice
s
TraditionalTV/Radio/News
InternetWireless
CommunityInstitutionMembersPartners
Cross Border
CORE ENGINESINTERMEDIARIESTERMINALS/CONNECTORS
S E T N E
TVendor
Broker BSB
STT
• Improving exchange backend systems and market access mechanism• Promoting IT service innovation in the participant space, including a single
trading screen and an integrated investors account structure
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Indicative TimelineIndicative TimelineQ4 2007 20092008 2010
Service launch Message specification release
* FIX for derivatives launch is subject to protocol maturity
Features introduced or removed
PTI System Launch (October 2007)
E-CTCI Specification Initial Release
FIX Specification Initial Release (Cash Market)
Post-trade ISO Message Specification Initial Release
FIX Specification Initial Release (Derivatives)*
New Trading Backend Launch
Multi-market
Multi-matching queueNew backend with 3-minute recovery time
Post-trade ISO message Available on MAG
Participant receives all service via MAG(End of 2010)
Market Access Gateway Launch
SETNET 3 Launch (Use SETNET 1 as backup)
E-CTCI Available on MAG
FIX (Cash Market) Available on MAG
FIX (Derivatives Market)Available on MAG*
Enterprise Messaging Service
Multi-channel
64kbps limit removed
STP-enabled
IntroducingIntroducingThe Next Generation PlatformThe Next Generation Platform
Suraphol EittimeteevutSurapong Vongsopanagul
The Stock Exchange of Thailand
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Why the Next Generation PlatformWhy the Next Generation Platform
Cost Effectiveness
Infrastructure Efficiency
CompetitiveEdge
Deliver more at the same cost
Serve better with what we have
Build attractiveness with IT asset
Choose your own optimal spending
Meet your customers’ expectation
Gain best-in-class IT infrastructure
“SET” “PARTICIPANTS”
COST
EFFICIENCY
ACCESSIBILITY
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Key strategies will deliver values of “the Next Generation Platform”
InfrastructureConsolidation
InfrastructureEncapsulation
The Next Generation
Platform
How to Achieve the GoalsHow to Achieve the Goals
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Analyzing Current InfrastructureAnalyzing Current InfrastructureSE
TNET
1
SETN
ET 2
SE
TNE
T 2.
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SET Backend Hosts
Member Servers Member Servers
It reveals that improvements can be made
NetworkConsolidation
Threeseparate networks >
SecurityConsolidation
Service Access PointConsolidation
Message-basedCommunication
Scatteringsecurity mechanisms
Many points ofservice delivery
Limited usage ofmessages
>
>
>
Today’s Nature Improvement Actions
Consolidation
Encapsulation
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Introducing the Platform Components Introducing the Platform Components
SETNET3
3
Service Delivery Carrier
SETSET community portal
Back officeFund admin
New Trading Backend
Post Trade Integration (PTI)
Enterprise Messaging
Service
Backend
4 5
SET Engines
Market Access Gateway
Messaging Protocol
Participants
1 2
Member Interface
Trading server
Back office server
End-terminal
E-CTCI & FIX
SWIFT
Back office
Trading desk
Internet trading DMA orders
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Member InterfaceMember Interface• Market Access Gateway (MAG), managed by SET, is a “Single Service Access Point” to all
SET services
• MAG is located at participant’s premise
• Participants make contact with SET through MAG• Message-based: Send and receive messages based on message specification issued by SET• Terminal-based: Users request service from a specific port of MAG
Trading server
Back office server
End-terminal
E-CTCI & FIX
SWIFT
Your IP address SET IP address
HSMSecurity devices installed
To SET
Trading and post-trade message specification
Terminal-based application accessing
SET service by referencing MAG
Market Access Gateway
MAG is referenced by two independent IP addresses
Each SET service is referenced by a network port number
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Improved Trading Message SpecificationImproved Trading Message Specification
Note• New trading message specification will be released end of 2007• The old format (AUTO-t wrapping CTCI messages) will not be available on the MAG
…
What?• Enhanced CTCI (E-CTCI) is an improved version of CTCI
Why?• Redundant transmission overhead will be removed
• Synchronization• Flow control
• The current specification has limitations• Enhancement is needed for future trading functions offered by the Next Generation Platform
When?• E-CTCI will be introduced on Market Access Gateway when MAG comes into service• Technical constraint of 64kpbs line will be lifted and a new fairness control mechanism will be in
place, including response time from SET engine
Current
Future
CTCImessage
AUTO-t header
CTCImessage
CTCImessage
CTCImessage
CTCImessage
CTCImessage
CTCImessage
CTCImessage
AUTO-t header
CTCImessage
CTCImessage
CTCImessage
CTCImessage
CTCImessage
CTCImessage
TCP/IPheader
TCP/IPheader
E-CTCImessage
E-CTCImessage
E-CTCImessage
E-CTCImessage
E-CTCImessage
E-CTCImessage
E-CTCImessage
TCP/IPheader
E-CTCImessage
E-CTCImessage
E-CTCImessage
E-CTCImessage
E-CTCImessage
E-CTCImessage
E-CTCImessage
TCP/IPheader
Redundant overhead Limited features
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FIX ProtocolFIX Protocol
What?• Stands for “Financial Information eXchange”• A standard messaging protocol to communicate trading information electronically
between buy-side institutions, brokers, and markets• A flexible means of handling many types of financial instruments and transactions - global
in nature• Platform independent - it works on many types of computers and communications
systems
Why?Globally adoptedPrepares participants for shortened settlement cyclesEnables front to back STPPromotes liquiditySupports complex trading instructions efficiently
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MAG will be FIXMAG will be FIX--enabledenabledGlobal Trend• Major leading exchanges make FIX available for order routing, including Australian
Securities Exchange, New York Stock Exchange and London Stock Exchange
ASEAN Trend• ASEAN exchanges agree to move towards FIX for order routing across exchanges
When?• FIX specification will be available in 2008• FIX messages will be accepted by MAG in 2009• Trading participants will be able to communicate with SET using FIX via MAG
– In the beginning, FIX will be used with cash market only– Later, FIX will also be available for derivatives instruments
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Service Delivery Carrier: SETNET 3Service Delivery Carrier: SETNET 3
SETNET 3SET Site 1
SET Site 2
Participant Site 1
Participant Site 2
“Single Virtual Private” Network
Network will be managed such that traffic of trading system has
highest priority
• Services on current networks (SETNET 1, SETNET 2 and SETNET 2.5) will be gradually migrated to SETNET 3
• Traffic of all application will be transmitted over SETNET 3
Types of connection
Participants can choose types of connection, subject to minimum requirements set by SET
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Enterprise Messaging ServiceEnterprise Messaging Service
• Enterprise Messaging Service is an enhancement to the existing TP Manager
• It routes messages received from participants, through MAG, to an appropriate SET backend which processes
• Participants will communicate with Enterprise Messaging Service through Market Access Gateway
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The New Trading BackendThe New Trading Backend
New Features At Initial Launch• Multi-market• Multi-matching queue• Resilience• Recovery time (within 3 minutes)
Planned New Features• Multi-channel when MAG comes
into service
New trading backend is designed for scalability and availability
Note• There will be no impact to trading participants when the new trading backend is in service initially in 2008• At the new backend introduction, MAG will not be included• A few changes are expected when MAG is introduced on the Platform
Current Status• Internal test in progress• Launch in early 2008
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PostPost--Trade Integration SystemTrade Integration SystemPTI enhances efficiency of post-trade transactions: open architecture and messages
…
Closed System Open System
SDC SRG
PTIBroker System
Broker System
Broker System
Full services on PTI will commence in October 2007
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All PostAll Post--trade Service on Single Platformtrade Service on Single Platform
Post-Trade Integration SystemC
lear
ing
Settl
emen
t
Dep
osito
ry
Reg
istr
ar
Ris
k M
anag
emen
t
Basic Post-Trade Services
Secu
ritie
s Le
ndin
g
Rep
o
RTG
S …
Value Added Services
BOT SWIFTNet
Payment instructions
Post-Trade instructions
PTI system is a tool for business innovations- Straight through processing- New clearing model- Integrated risk management
MAG
Enterprise Messaging Service
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PostPost--Trade Automation with MessagesTrade Automation with MessagesPTI introduces ways to automate business processes
Reduced operational riskBank of Thailand
PTI
Increased accessibility
Example Real-time Gross Settlement (RTGS) Transaction Automation
Participants has two options in generating instructions to PTI1) PTI-provided screen2) Messages generated by participants’ system
1
2
PTI validates instructions and performs necessary operations PTI sends payment instructions
to BOT3
BOT processes payment requests4
BOT confirms payment5
PTI receives confirmation6Improved operational efficiency
Automation
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MAG will be ISOMAG will be ISO--standardstandard--enabledenabledWhat?• ISO-based standard messaging protocol• Enables electronic securities instructions exchange among financial institutions• PTI has already adopted ISO15022 standard for selected government securities
transactions• SWIFT uses ISO15022 in its network
Why?• Enables transaction automation• Globally adopted
– BAHTNET of the Bank of Thailand
When?• PTI will take ISO-based messages for selected transactions through MAG• Post-trade message specification will be available in late 2008 with service to be
launched on MAG in 2009
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Listed CompaniesListed Companies’’ Information DisclosureInformation Disclosure
• A new initiative to improve listed companies’ information disclosure process
• SET has just launched XBRL pilot program• Thailand is among the very first pioneers in adopting XBRL standards, just after
Japan and Korea• Already launched for selected sectors: Banking, Commerce and Securities• Acknowledged by XBRL international
• XBRL stands for eXtensible Business Reporting Language • Make company data collection process more efficient, comprehensive, and
reliable• Strengthen the transparency and robustness of information on markets
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The XBRL Business Reporting ProcessThe XBRL Business Reporting Process
Banks: Bank Document
Revenue department: Tax ReportXBRL
XBRL
XBRL
XBRL
XBRL
SET/SEC: Securities Report
Website: Annual Report
Securities Companies: Analysts Auditors: Accounting Statements
XBRLInvestors
Investors
Subsidiaries
XBRL
XBRL
Listed companies
Finance Department
Investor Relation
Financial System
XBRL
XBRL
To improve business reporting process seamless and to benefit every party in the reporting chain
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Preparing for the ChangesPreparing for the Changes
Trading: CTCI Trading: E-CTCI & FIXPost-Trade: ISO-based
• 3 Separated Networks• 64kbps limit to ASSET
• Single Virtual Private Network• 64kbps removed (Fairness to be controlled
by response time)
• Many points of technical connectivity
• Single access point to MAG
• CTCI wrapped by AUTO-t • Enhanced CTCI and FIX introduced• Post-Trade messaging introduced
Network
Access Point
Message Services
Current Future
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With the Introduction of Next Generation PlatformWith the Introduction of Next Generation Platform
• Participants will benefit from:
– Better connectivity through Market Access• Linking your business partners
– Unfolded IT service innovations• Integrated Investors Account• Integrated Trading Screen
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Indicative TimelineIndicative TimelineQ4 2007 20092008 2010
Service launch Message specification release
* FIX for derivatives launch is subject to protocol maturity
Features introduced or removed
PTI System Launch (October 2007)
E-CTCI Specification Initial Release
FIX Specification Initial Release (Cash Market)
Post-trade ISO Message Specification Initial Release
FIX Specification Initial Release (Derivatives)*
New Trading Backend Launch
Multi-market
Multi-matching queueNew backend with 3-minute recovery time
Post-trade ISO message Available on MAG
Participant receives all service via MAG(End of 2010)
Market Access Gateway Launch
SETNET 3 Launch (Use SETNET 1 as backup)
E-CTCI Available on MAG
FIX (Cash Market) Available on MAG
FIX (Derivatives Market)Available on MAG*
Enterprise Messaging Service
Multi-channel
64kbps limit removed
STP-enabled
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