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It is a foreign exchange confirmation message. Swift sends system to system messages to tell other systems that something needs to be done. Once a confirmation document has been created an MT 300 will be sent to a counterparties system to tell them that the confirmation has been created and that they need to create /send a confirmation from their system in order to match the fields/information associated with a trade. However this is all dependant on whether the counterparties bank has access to the SWIFT network, if they don't then normal paper/e-mail/fax etc confirmations maybe sent out which don't require a SWIFT to be sent.

SWIFT messages are set out very much like xml i.e <customer id> but instead uses uniform field names like :16r, which I believe is used to deal with different names for fields in different systems.

I work within the Back Office of an Investment Bank

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The SWIFT MT 320 is one of the seven MT sequences. They basically contain information that provide information about the given transactions.

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MT305: Foreign Currency Option Confirmation: Confirms information agreed to in the buying and selling of vanilla options on currencies

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