Isda publishes FpML 3.0 specs
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has released the working draft of FpML 3.0, which aims to increase the coverage of the standardised, electronic language to cover foreign exchange over-the-counter contracts such as forex forwards and forex options.
Previously, FpML was an independent not-for-profit organisation, but it merged with Isda to try to speed up the development of the electronic language, and remove the administrative burden facing its technical team.
The FpML 3.0 draft was delayed by at least a month due to problems in incorporating equity derivatives into
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