Participants
Birgitta Bjorkstrom, Electrolux (Birgitta.bjorkstrom@electrolux.se)
Brian Eaton, General Electric (brian.eaton@geis.ge.com)
Dirk Wahlen, Siemens AG (dirk.wahlen@sfs.siemens.de)
Geert van Gils, Johnson & Johnson (GVGILS@janbe.jnj.com)
Ingemar Rudäng, Ericsson (ingemar.rudang@tss.ericsson.se)
Jacque for Alain Rividi, IBM (a_rividi@fr.ibm.com)
Marianne Cockle, APACS (marianne.cockle@apacs.org.uk)
Mark Bangerter, Coca Cola Enterprises (mbangerter@ge.cokecce.com)
Michael Dill, GEFEG (dill@gefeg.com)
Nick Thorpe, General Electric (nicholas.thorpe@gecapital.com)
Patrick De Nys, Coca Cola Enterprises (pdenys@ge.cokecce.com)
Peter Eicher, SAirGroup (peicher@sairgroup.com)
Peter Wilman, Burns Ecommerce Solutions (peter.wilman@burnsos.com)
Robert Bol, Philips (robert.bol@philips.com)
Son Lan for Andreas Mall, Shell (andreas.a.mall@ope.shell.com)
Welcome and Introductions
Welcome by Jacque. Short overview of the centralisation of IBM treasury.
Thanks to IBM for hosting the meeting and round table introductions.
Discussion of the DIRDEB MIG
Some minor changes to the document circulated by Dirk were agreed and
the
CRG Comments to the DIRDEB are now
finalized. Dirk will take the comments to the
Maintenance Group.
Question for Maintenance Group:
- Page 59 the whole segment group 15 (Central Bank Reporting) is Optional,
but in Paymul it is Dependant. Why?
Cooperation with GEFEG
Michael Dill provided a presentation on GEFEG and its product EDIFIX
and
viewed the website at http://www.gefeg.com/webchecker/crgtest.htm.
GEFEG will provide this website for easy testing of CRG compliancy.
Some input from CRG
is required to finalize the definition of the MIGs in the EDIFIX tool.
Two days of work are required
for the PAYMUL MIG. Ingemar and Michael to organize a meeting in Berlin
and to invite
at least one more CRG member. The results of that meeting will be presented
in the next CRG-Meeting
in London.
The CRG and the GEFEG site will be cross-linked.
Review of the PAYMULs for the five chosen banks
Only four of the five banks addressed gave their permission to publish
their name on the CRG website.
The testfiles were reviewed and discussed and it was decided that the
following testfiles qualify as
being CRG compliant:
Discussion on Communication Methods
More answers to the questionaire circulated by Andreas are needed. The
results will be
presented at the next meeting.
The Future of CRG
The group expressed thanks to Dirk Wahlen for all of his good work.
In order to ensure the continuation of CRG, the following people volunteered to take on roles:
Burns E-commerce Solutions Presentation
A presentation was given by Peter Wilman.
Philips’ Payment Factory / In-House Bank / Remittance Information on the Internet
A presentation was given by Robert Bol.
REMADV
Robert to prepare CRG-Comments for the REMADV and present them at the
next meeting.
Next Meeting
Coca Cola Enterprises to host next meeting in London on 23 April, 2001.
Draft agenda for the next meeting: