AMH: SWIFT's next generation interface

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1 AMH: 's next generation interface Jackson Yip Senior Solution Architect May 2017

2 Future Architecture Renewing the Channel - Confidentiality - Restricted 2

3 End to End Messaging Eco System Back-office users Operational & support users Monitoring Solution Active Directory Banks Corporates Application 1 Gateway RTGS, ACH CSD Application 2 Enterprise Messaging Hub Real-time Application n Gateway RTGS, ACH CSD Sanctions Solution Payments Systems Data Warehouse Real-time 3

4 Enterprise Messaging Hub - Features Back-office users Operational & support users Monitoring Solution Active Directory Banks Corporates Application 1 Application 2 Enterprise Messaging Hub - Orchestration - Resiliency - Transformation - Scalable Gateway RTGS, ACH CSD Real-time Application n - Single Window - Performance Gateway RTGS, ACH CSD Sanctions Solution Payments Systems Data Warehouse Real-time 4

5 Alliance Messaging Hub Back-office users Operational & support users Monitoring Solution Active Directory Banks Corporates Application 1 Gateway RTGS, ACH CSD Application 2 AMH Real-time Application n Gateway RTGS, ACH CSD Sanctions Solution Payments Systems Data Warehouse Real-time 5

6 Alliance Messaging Hub Multi-Network Back-office users Application 1 Operational & support users Monitoring Solution Active Directory SAG Banks Corporates RTGS, ACH CSD Application 2 Application n AMH PAG Finance IP ICLNet AU NPP SIC SECOM HK FPS Sanctions Solution Payments Systems Data Warehouse SFMS MPLS INFINET TCH NEFT 6

7 Customer offering Integration Interface Integration Layer IPLA Alliance Access Alliance Messaging Hub AllianceLite 2 Connectivity Alliance Gateway / Alliance Remote Gateway Alliance Gateway 3 rd party Gateways Low Volume Mid Volume High Volume 7

8 AMH DB AMH SERVER AMH WORK BENCH Alliance Messaging Hub Message Handling System Monitoring Consolidated Operations System Configuration Financial Networks network network Financial networks NETWORK CONNECTORS FIN, InterAct, FileAct SIC, SECOM,... ORCHESTRATION ENGINE Internal parties s s s s AMHNet (Intra-company) GENERIC CONNECTORS MQ, JMS, Flat File, FTP, AML Filter MESSAGING SERVICES Validation Routing Flow Transformation Formatting Duplicate Check Financial Networks Messages Configuration 8

9 AMH Workflow Designer 9

10 Message transformation Transform during lifecycle (workflow) Other Networks Transform on entry Transform on exit AMH 10

11 AMH Transformer Designer 11

12 AMH Report Designer Visual tool for report configuration and generation Exposing reporting and business intelligence capabilities through the AMH User Interface 12

13 AMH Modularity FUNDS AMH InterAct FILES FIN AMH FileAct AMH FIN AMH Proprietary Network Internal DOMESTIC Other 13

14 AMH Scalability Application Application AMH AMH network Application AMH AMH AMH Other networks Application Dedicated services Agility to respond to business Built-in resilience Easy configuration and deployment 14

15 Normal processing: dual-site load-balancing Datacenter A Datacenter B AMH AMH AMH AMH network Other networks Net network Other networks 15

16 AMH outage: continuous processing Datacenter A Datacenter B AMH AMH AMH AMH network Other networks Net network Other networks 16

17 Datacenter outage: continuous processing Datacenter A Datacenter B AMH AMH AMH AMH network Other networks Net network Other networks 17

18 AMH Control Centre Powerful tool to manage your environment Provide Real Time status on your connectivity Understand connection overall status in a glimpse Operate all services from one central location Focus only on the desired information Objective: - NonXA protocol less complex and less costly - Less manual intervention during message failure 18

19 AMH Control Centre Generic View Objective: - NonXA protocol less complex and less costly - Less manual intervention during message failure Other network View FIN View SAG View 19

20 AMH Control Centre 20

21 Benefits Track record : 8% of FIN traffic on AMH Up to 130,000 files / day +2 GB file size Reduce TCO by a factor from 3 to 8 Reduced annual recurring effort Multi-network support 3-8 months project in average Phased migration approach 24/7 support Testing framework Flows consolidation Domestic & International Single view to monitor all flows Agnostic search tools BPM designer on XPDL SOA architecture Complex workflows Functional completeness (50+ tasks) Replace non supported connectivity AMH Active-active setup Multi-hub approach Full resilience Support real-time Support multiple formats (transformer) XML built-in & XSD native support Creation screens by import only Benchmark up to +2,000 TPS Load balancing Flawless resilience tests Maximise latest hardware 21

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