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Proposed refactoring of Asset, Product and Observable in the CDM to address model limitations #2805
Proposed refactoring of Asset, Product and Observable in the CDM to address model limitations #2805
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Detailed Proposal with ExamplesWork in progress - to be discussed, extended, improved and finalised by the ARTForce. |
ARTForce ParticipantsFurther engagement welcomed! |
Hey @Oblongs - apologies for coming to this party late. But I have reviewed the initial documentation and work. It is great to see this being addressed. If easier to have a quick call - send me an email or github message to organise - apologies if everything has been discussed in the working group calls. Quick one on the point on Product Qualification - What does this mean ? "Contract Details: desire to associate with a Product" At the high level design, I have some initial questions: What is a "transferable" or "nontransferable" product? I do not recognise this distinction and I don't think it is correct to define something in this way within product. why is an interest rate swap contract not transferable but a privately issued security transferable - this is not a useful distinction even if it can be made categorically? Why is observable defined in contrast to product? products may have public "observations" - I am not sure this is correct either. I guess what is intended is that the observable is an abstraction of a trade in a product's price - often many aggregated together into a index or public average price that can be observed. I always thought that Observable and Product should be from the same base type to reflect this. I have other questions about things like the DigitalAsset type being restricted from covering tokenisation, why assetpool and basket should persist separately, and other detailed stuff but probably best to understand the high level vision for the structure first. |
@iansloyan: I will set up some time with you. Contract and Product: this is in relation to some specific requests from some participants, eg: #2216 and #2365. Transferable/Nontransferable and Product intersection with Observable will be discussions for upcoming sessions of the Asset Refactoring Task Force. AssetPool (currently) has some very specific modelling, different from Basket, although this may be an opportunity for rationalisation. |
Reopening as only partially addressed (Phase 1 of 3) |
Background
Over the last two years, the capabilities of the Common Domain Model have been significantly expanded to include many more financial products and business events. While most of this has been successful, there are a few issues (at least 15 evidenced here in GitHub) with the implementation. Furthermore, in certain cases, the model is not optimal or is breaking the design principles.
This issue proposes some re-factoring of the key Product, Observable and Asset data types to improve the model, enhance the normalisation and composition of financial products, and address as many of the outstanding issues as possible.
A new Task Force, endorsed by the Steering WG, is being formed to accelerate the design and implementation of model refactoring with a target of releasing updates in the next major release, CDM 6.0, at the start of the third quarter.
What - Current Challenges
Objectives
How - Model Refactoring
Implementation and Governance
The Steering Working Group and Contribution Review Working Group have approved the formation of a task force - the Asset Refactor Task Force - to tackle this issue. See the ARTForce CRWG 18Mar24.pptx. This deck also includes details on the issues and the proposed refactoring.
Asset Refactor Task Force:
Implementation Plan:
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