Dear customer,

With this Newsflash, we would like to inform you about known limitations to the new Short Code and Algo ID solution 2.0 and implications for the RRS Release 1.4 ahead of the production start on Monday, 18 November 2024. More information about the implementation dates will be provided in due course.

A.  Short Code and Algo ID solution 2.0

Non-uniqueness – warning in TR160 “Short Code ID – Error Report”

The error code 25 “ClientLongValue already registered”, will not be provided as a warning in TR160 “Short Code ID – Error Report” for a registration or a modification of a non-unique Short Code combination. The TR167 “Short Code ID – Non-Uniqueness Report“ is not affected. Trading Participants shall consult this report in order to assess whether a registration or modification led to a non-unique Short Code registration.

Common Upload Engine (CUE) – error message timestamp

Short Code file uploads (CUE service “EXTREFDA”) and Algo ID uploads (CUE service “EXTALGO1”), which will be rejected due to non-compliance with the file naming convention, i.e. a wrong upload date, will receive the CUE feedback “_WRONG_UPLOAD_DATE” as a file suffix without a timestamp. Other CUE error and success messages are not affected.

Please refer to the updated documentation “SCLC 2.0 - Reporting handbook for audit trail and other regulatory reporting under the MiFID II/MiFIR regime – Version 4.3” and the “SCLC 2.0 - CUE validation and file specification Short Code ID and Algo ID – Version 2.1”, available on the Xetra website www.xetra.com under the following paths: 

Newsroom > Current regulatory topics > MiFID II and MiFIR > Reference data reporting

Technology > T7 trading architecture > Short Code and Algo ID Solution 2.0

B.  RRS Release 1.4

In order to comply with the requirements of Transaction Reporting according to Art 26 (5) MiFIR, Trading Participants not subject to MiFIR ("Non-MiFIR Trading Participants") are requested to undertake a detailed review of the RRS Trade Venue Extract File (TVEXT) in the Common Report Engine (CRE). The objective of this review is to ascertain whether the registered Short Code combinations, which were automatically incorporated are accurate and, if required, to submit any corrections via the upload functionality in the Common Upload Engine (CUE).

Further information about the RRS Release 1.4 can be found on the Xetra website under the following path:

Newsroom > Current regulatory topics > MiFID II and MiFIR > Non-MiFIR firms

If you have questions or require further information, please contact us via e-mail: client.services@deutsche-boerse.com.

Kind regards, 
Your Client Services Team 

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