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Usually low cost - if a little more expensive than a BACS transfer. Some banks waive the fee entirely Boxing is a sport that has become significantly more popular during the past few decades. At the same time, the United States is still the country that has the most boxing champions in the world. In fact, the United States has produced a total of 431 boxing world champions. Even though there are multiple ways to decide which boxer is the champion of the world, it is clear that the United States has more boxing champions than any other country. Furthermore, the United States has approximately three times as many boxing champions as the second-most country, which is Mexico. The United States is still the dominant country when it comes to boxers. Which Country Has the Most Boxers? This 2022–24 strategy will be based on continuing to deliver safe, resilient and well-run core RTGS and CHAPS services and continuing preparations for the transition to the renewed RTGS system. The Policy Statement: Implementing ISO 20022 Enhanced Data in CHAPS sets out the Bank’s policy position for the implementation of enhanced data in CHAPS through the ISO 20022 messaging standard. It includes a roadmap for how we intend certain policies around enhanced data to evolve in the years following implementation. It also summarises the responses to the policy questions under Section 2 of the July 2020 Industry Review, which followed the November 2018 consultation response document. The executive members include those who are accountable for key functions associated with RTGS and CHAPS, as well as those with wider responsibilities and supervisory experience.

Work to refresh the CHAPS Reference Manual is now complete; a new version took effect in January 2022. The new CRM should better support the delivery of a more proportionate and efficient assurance process for the Bank and CHAPS Direct Participants. This is critical as we expect the number of CHAPS Direct Participants to increase after the delivery of the RTGS Renewal Programme. Settlement contingency planning Industry readiness for the ISO 20022 migration of CHAPS messages and the renewed RTGS service has continued with CHAPS Direct Participant change programmes well under way. Stakeholder engagement remains very much a priority and in the upcoming period. We intend to undertake our usual programme of bi-annual industry events to meet and share information with all the stakeholders that hold an interest in RTGS Renewal. We continue hosting a number of working groups with CHAPS Direct Participants to bring together expertise from within the industry to understand the changes required and the level of preparation for them. There was one contemporaneous publication of the lyrics, it appeared in the New Prize Medal Song Book (No.9), published in June 1872. The New Penguin Book of Folk Song suggests the song was sung in the Halls by Harry Garratt in the 1870s, but that the author of the piece was unknown at the time of writing.CHAPS volumes grew year-on-year from March 2021 to February 2022, partly reflecting that the economy was recovering from the disruption caused by Covid. CHAPS is commonly used for housing and other property transactions; in 2021 temporary changes in Stamp Duty led to elevated volumes. To accommodate this, we extended the CHAPS settlement day on 30 June and 30 September 2021. A number of the banks providing services to UK retail customers – such as individuals and conveyancers – also extended cut-off times for relevant client channels. There also is a possibility that Moore’s Buttercup Joe is a different song, but the reports of the singing of Buttercup Joe in the 1875 from The Era indicate it was at the very least a song with a similar chorus… The line I can reap I can sow is quoted (see the cutting below)… During the reporting year, around 15 minutes of disruption to CHAPS settlement in RTGS was recorded due to two separate issues with SWIFT connectivity. By the time it was commercially recorded in 1928 by Regal Zonophone, it was of course described as “traditional” . Strong operational resilience of RTGS and CHAPS is important to help avoid major operational disruption, which could impact financial stability. As such, further enhancing the operational resilience of the RTGS and CHAPS services is one of our key priorities. In common with regulated firms and Financial Market Infrastructures, we aim to comply with the new operational resilience requirements set out by the regulatory authorities. Strong arrangements for operational resilience also support our compliance with the Principles for Financial Market Infrastructures – especially Principle 17 – Operational risk, as well keeping us within our risk tolerance statements.

Over 2021/22, our RTGS and CHAPS services continued to play a central role within the domestic and international landscape. Our mission is supported by four strategic themes for delivery, summarised below: Most of CHAPS value (73% in 2021) is in wholesale financial transactions and is therefore largely reflective of financial market conditions. Looking ahead, the Bank’s major focus, in addition to maintaining smooth live operations, is preparing for the transition to the renewed RTGS system.And don't forget the ever dependable individual rain legs or leggings, which are attached to the trouser belt and provide lightweight waterproof coverage over the thigh area. In 2016, the Bank facilitated an industry wide SIMEX16 exercise which focused on a prolonged technical outage of RTGS. As a result of this exercise, the industry developed the concept of a Voluntary Sterling Settlement Postponement (VSSP); providing that the ability (should a severe operational incident require it) to implement one or more day(s) suspension to sterling settlement in RTGS, and the FMIs that settle in it. In late 2019, the industry, with support from the Bank and UK Finance as co-chairs of the Cross Market Operational Resilience Group, requested further to resolve operational and legal barriers to implement a VSSP. Financial institutions and some of the largest businesses use CHAPS to settle money market and foreign exchange transactions

The Era (October 1873) has Buttercup Joe being sung by Charles Laurie (sic) at The Canterbury: “ a comic singer of more than ordinary merit, pleased the people greatly with a personation of a country chap called “Buttercup Joe” and dancing“. This could be Charles Lauri Snr (1823-89) or Charles Lauri Jnr (1848-1904), both members of the sketch group, The Lauri Troupe. Under our integrated risk management approach, we use a single, combined risk register for RTGS and CHAPS with common indicators and reporting procedures. This includes assessing both emerging and established risks specific to RTGS and CHAPS (in line with the Bank-wide risk management framework). We have published on MyStandards the enhanced ISO 20022 message schemas for the CHAPS and Reserves and Settlement Account Holders, together with further Technical Guidance.It was clearly widely sung at that time as only 2 years later, The Era (May 30, 1875) describes a disappointing performance by Mr Will Barnes at the Royal in London, suggesting that “ Buttercup Joe” has been “ done to death“: The Era May 30 1875 During this period, our staff also successfully managed a series of incidents; none of which had an impact on our targets for service availability. To support our staff throughout this period, significant focus has been given to the dynamic management of resourcing and prioritisation to ensure delivery of key work streams. In particular, we continued to deprioritise certain aspects of our non-critical work such as: streamlining our approach to CHAPS data production and internal reporting; as well as the frequency of our structured horizon scanning and emerging risk process. 3.1: Responsive Stakeholder engagement Reserves held in reserves accounts in RTGS – under the Bank’s Sterling Monetary Framework – are remunerated at Bank Rate. RTGS therefore acts as the platform through which monetary policy decisions are implemented. The Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication - understandably shortened to SWIFT - is a network that allows banks to communicate financial information securely¹. In developing our strategy, the RTGS/CHAPS Board considers and agrees the strategic outcomes for the year ahead. These target outcomes are informed by consideration of relevant external developments through a structured horizon scanning and emerging risk process.

We have dedicated, combined governance arrangements for RTGS and CHAPS where the RTGS/CHAPS Board provides strategic leadership. The RTGS/CHAPS Board is chaired by the Bank’s Deputy Governor for Markets and Banking and is comprised of Bank executives and independent members.This horizon scanning process is informed by consultation with internal and external experts across a range of topics reflecting the importance of understanding external views on RTGS and CHAPS to inform our strategy and supporting activities. CHAPS is commonly used by solicitors and conveyancers to complete housing and other property transactions Work on understanding operational aspects made good progress in 2020/21 and we have continued to work with UK Finance to encourage the industry to seek to understand and mitigate legal barriers to the implementation of a VSSP. Complete the internal and external preparation work for the renewed RTGS service including the new ISO 20022 messaging standard. Incorporating a series of risk management policies that provide clarity around the minimum controls and risk management requirements for specific risk causes.