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CA$HLINK II Shutdown12-31-2012: Preparing Financial Institutions for OTCnet, TCMS, and BMS

Financial Management ServiceU.S. Department of the TreasuryNovember 2012

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Housekeeping

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Mary Bailey

Director, Bank Policy and Oversight Division

Introduction

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• Collections and Cash Management Modernization Initiative

• Decommissioning of CA$HLINK II

• Over the Counter Channel Application Conversion and Implementation

• Adjustments, Corrections, and Rescissions

• Treasury Cash Management System (Cash Concentration)

• Bank Management Service (Bank Compensation)

Agenda

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Corvelli McDaniel

Deputy Assistant Commissioner, Collections and Deposits Group

Introduction

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• CCMM Initiative ends on December 31, 2012

• CCMM optimization and fine tuning

• Converted 69 agencies from the Paper Check Conversion Over the Counter System (PCC OTC) to OTCnet

• Converted 179 agencies from CA$HLINK II to the Transaction Reporting System (TRS)

• Converted 81 agencies from CA$HLINK II to OTCnet (deposit reporting)

• Converted 90 TGA and International TGA banks from CA$HLINK II to OTCnet (deposit reporting)

• Established a new Credit Gateway

• Established a new Debit Gateway

• Major training, agency outreach and communications effort (WBTs, Webinars, agency user groups, newsletters, CFO agency meetings, system demos, etc.)

• Robust, end-state architecture – built to last

Collections and Cash Management Modernization (CCMM) – No Turning Back

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FMS will be characterized by three real and recognized qualities in everything we do:

• Exceptional Integrity

• Exceptional Quality

• Exceptional Responsiveness

Vision

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• Security Controls (including the protection of Personally Identifiable Information)

• Fraud Detection

• One Voice agency outreach and communications model

• Customer Satisfaction

On Our Mind

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Reginald McKinney

Business Lead,Over the Counter Division

Over the Counter Channel Application (OTCnet)

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Important Dates

• October 27, 2012: Adjustments, Corrections, and Rescissions (ACRs) functionality in CA$HLINK II associated with deposit amounts, voucher dates, voucher number, and ALC was turned off. All of the prior CA$HLINK II ACR activity for TGA / ITGA activity is now performed by OTCnet Customer service through TRS

• December 31, 2012: CA$HLINK II will be deactivated and no longer available to financial institutions

• December 31, 2012: Deposit Reporting for TGA and International TGA bank deposits can no longer be done in CA$HLINK II. Agencies must use OTCnet for Deposit Reporting

Over the Counter Channel Application (OTCnet)

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• All agencies should have completed their conversion to OTCnet by October 31, 2012 for manual deposits made through CA$HLINK II

• Every location within the agency for all ALCs will no longer be able to use paper SF 215s after December 31, 2012

• Once converted to OTCnet, agencies must stop preparing paper SF 215s

Key Messages Communicated to Agencies for OTCnet

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• All FIs must be on OTCnet to confirm deposits received from agencies with an OTCnet deposit voucher to include all branches and offices that process SF 215 and 5515s

• FIs will not enter voucher information into CA$HLINK II if agency has an OTCnet deposit voucher

• FIs will proactively monitor agencies deposits looking for paper SF 215s and contact Maurice Alston (maurice.alston@fms.treas.gov / 202-874-1275) with agency information if they receive a paper SF 215 deposit voucher between now and December 31, 2012

• FIs executive contacts will disseminate all information related to OTCnet conversion and CA$HINK II shutdown to all relevant bank personnel

• FMS will provide instructions on how FIs should process after December 31, 2012 if they receive a deposit with a paper SF 215 and not an electronic OTCnet deposit voucher

Important Messages to Financial Institutions (“FIs”) with Over the Counter Collections Activity

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• Effective October 27, 2012: Agencies, TGA and ITGA banks and specialized lockbox banks will contact OTCnet customer support to request an Adjustment, Correction, or Rescission (ACR) that was previously performed in CA$HLINK II for over the counter deposits made in OTCnet or CA$HLINK II

• The new process will require the authorized individual from the bank or agency to complete an ACR form and submit by e-mail to the OTCnet Customer Support Team

• Upon receipt of the request, the OTCnet Customer Support Team will perform the ACR, on behalf of the bank or agency, within the TRS application

• Bank or agency will receive e-mail notification that the ACR was processed successfully

• TGA and ITGA banks will continue to perform most voucher amount adjustment within OTCnet

• All ACR voucher information will be available for agency access in TRS

• FMS provided written communication with detailed procedures for agencies and banks on October 22, 2012 (high level) and October 26, 2012 (detailed level)

Adjustments, Corrections, and Rescissions (ACRs)

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• June 2008: Webinar for TGA / ITGA banks

• June 22, 2010: Letter to all TGA/ ITGA FIs from Corvelli McDaniel

• July 5, 2012: Letter to all TGA / ITGA FIs from David Metler, Director – OTC Revenue Collection Division

• October 3, 2012: E-mail to all TGA / ITGA FIs from Deborah Pearson, Program Manager - Treasury General Account

• October 22, 2012: Letter to all TGA / ITGA, Lockbox FIs from Corvelli McDaniel

• October 31, 2012: E-mail from OTCnet Channel with Ca$HLINK II decommissioning information

• November 8, 2012: E-mail from OTCnet Channel- detailed ACR procedures

• November 2012: CCMM Webinar for FIs (re-scheduled from October 30, 2012)

• November 15, 2012: Planned e-mail from OTCnet team

• December 19, 2012: Planned e-mail from OTCnet team

FI Communications

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OTCnet Agency Conversion Progress

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Updated 10/26/2012

CA$HLINK Conversions Complete

91%74 of 81 agencies complete

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OTCnet Financial Institution

Conversion Progress

TGA/ITGA Financial Institution Conversions Complete

100%86 of 86 FIs complete

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Updated 10/26/2012

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Financial Institution Next Steps

Continue partnership with FMS to support CA$HLINK II decommissioning and agency conversion to OTCnet

Immediately ensure your bank can and is confirming agencies’ deposits using OTCnet

Ensure your bank is not entering an OTCnet deposit into CA$HLINK II if agency provides an OTCnet deposit voucher

Proactively monitor and notify FMS if bank receives a paper SF 215 deposit voucher from agency between now and December 31, 2012

FI must become familiar with the new process for performing ACRs

Expect to receive direction on how to handle deposits with a paper SF 215 from agencies after December 31, 2012

Over the Counter Channel Application (OTCnet)

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Charlie Dixon

Program Manager,

Treasury Cash Management System

Treasury Cash Management System (TCMS)

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Treasury Cash Management System (TCMS)

CA$HLINK II

CashConcentration

FI Monthly BMI Reports

OTCnet CARS/BMS

TCMS

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Treasury Cash Management System (TCMS)

What is Cash Concentration?

The daily movement of government deposits from the Treasury’s accounts at commercial financial institutions (FIs) to the Treasury General Account (TGA) at FRB New York.

What is the Treasury Cash Management System?

• A new application that will assume cash concentration functionality when CA$HLINK II is decommissioned

• Utilizes the FRB’s National Settlement Service (NSS) for all transfers in place of CA$HLINK II’s ACH and Fedwires

• Transmits daily settlement reports to FIs

• Operated by our fiscal agent, FRB Boston

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Treasury Cash Management System (TCMS)

Changes in Transfers ACH vs. NSSCurrent CA$HLINK II ACH Transfers

Include a Demand Deposit Account (DDA) number Post to the TGA DDA at the FI

TCMS NSS Transfers Do not include a Demand Deposit Account (DDA) number Post to the FI’s reserve account at the FRB FIs will need to tie the NSS entry to the TGA DDA

Manual entries Automated entries using the FRB’s Financial Institution Reconcilement

Data (FIRD) file imported into FI’s back end system FIs that receive the FIRD file and are already in another NSS

arrangement can contact TCMS if they would like to test FIs that receive the FIRD file but are not already in another NSS

arrangement need to contact TCMS. You have to map the NSS tran code into your system

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Treasury Cash Management System (TCMS)

When Will TCMS Transfers Begin?• Last manual vouchers entered into CA$HLINK II 12/31/2012• CA$HLINK II continues to process ACH & Fedwire transfers through 1/04/2013• TCMS receives first voucher transaction files 1/05/2013 (Saturday)• First expedited (same day) TCMS NSS transfer 1/07/2013 (Monday)• First non-expedited (next business day) TCMS NSS transfer 1/08/2013 (Tuesday)

What Will FIs See When TCMS Goes Live?• TCMS NSS transfers will appear on FI's FRB Account Statement• FIs will begin receiving TCMS Settlement Statements via FedMail®

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Treasury Cash Management System (TCMS)

FI Reconcilement of TCMS NSS Entries

Source System Reports Example: OTCnet Deposit Activity (FI) Report

TCMS NSS Entries on the FI's Reserve Account Statement Accessed via FedLine® Account Management Information (AMI) Appear under transaction code 11100 Nat Net Settlement Entries include the TCMS Arrangement ABA 0210-5285-9 Entries reflect the Reference Information Field value that FIs defined for each

CA$HLINK Account Number (CAN) on their TCMS Profile Setup Form

TCMS Settlement Statement PDF report sent at end of day to FIs via FedMail®

Provides voucher level detail for the net NSS entries from TCMS

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Treasury Cash Management System (TCMS)

FI Reconcilement: Reserve Statement – Subaccount Activity

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Treasury Cash Management System (TCMS)

FI Reconcilement: TCMS Statement – Subaccount Activity

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Treasury Cash Management System (TCMS)

FI Reconcilement: Reserve Statement – Own Activity

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Treasury Cash Management System (TCMS)

FI Reconcilement: TCMS Statement – Own Activity

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Treasury Cash Management System (TCMS)

TCMS Customer Service

When to Contact TCMS• Assistance with changes to TCMS or NSS setup documents• Questions regarding past NSS transfers• Questions regarding past CA$HLINK II ACH & Fedwire transfers

• TCMS to maintain database of all CA$HLINK II transfers• FIs submit request and TCMS staff will deliver query results

TCMS ContactsE-mail: BOS.TCMS.Operations.Group@bos.frb.orgPhone: 855-677-TCMS (8267)

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The Next 60 Days: Are You Ready?

FIs establish internal procedures to process TCMS NSS entries

If necessary, add recipients for TCMS Settlement Statements via FedMail®

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Checklist To Complete Before December 31, 2012

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Leo Warring

Project Manager,Bank Management Service

CARS/Bank Management Service(CARS/BMS)

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• Bank Management Service (BMS) is a module of the Federal Reserve’s Customer Accounts Receivables System (CARS)

• CARS/BMS is a centralized, secure Web-based application

• CARS/BMS is the vehicle used by financial institutions for reporting volumes/expenses, and by FMS in analyzing and reimbursing

CARS/Bank Management ServiceAbout

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• Browser-based access via a user interface

• Internet Explorer® (IE) 7.0, or higher

• Set to enable pop-ups

• Adobe® Flash Movie Player, a plug-in, version 10.1.102.64 or higher

• Best viewed with a 1024x768 resolution

• Use a security token and passphrase to access CARS/BMS

CARS/Bank Management ServiceSystem Requirements

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• Financial Institutions (FIs)

• Provides services to the federal government

• Reports monthly service volumes/expenses

• Federal Reserve Bank

• Distributes Tokens/Soft-Certificates

• Provides assistance to FIs through Billing, Central Business Administration Function (CBAF), Atlanta

• FMS

• Establishes and manages banking relationships on behalf of the Agency

• Establishes and maintains services and prices

• Analyzes, reviews and approves monthly expenses

• Compensates banks

CARS/Bank Management ServicePlayers

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• CONVERSION FROM CA$HLINK II TO CARS/BMS WILL INTRODUCE THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS IN BANK MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONALITY

• Monthly reporting deadline will change from the tenth calendar day to the seventh business day of the month

• FIs will be able to report expenses through the use of an Excel spreadsheet or manually report

• Once the reimbursement/payment to the FI is fully approved by FMS, the FI will receive an email notification of the impending payment.

• TGA banks will be paid sooner than the current process, i.e. payment will be received on or by the last business day of the month immediately following the service/billing month

CARS/Bank Management ServiceChanges and Benefits

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CARS/Bank Management ServiceBank Management Timeline

1st Business Day

7th Business Day(9 PM EST

Cut-off)

FI ReportingAccount Analysis Payments

3 Business DaysBEM

(11 AM EST)

Last Business

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FI Receives ACH Credit

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• Reporting Bank Management Information (BMI) (i.e., expenses) within the first 7 business days of a month

• Two reporting options:

• Manual Entry

• Upload Excel Template

• System generated template populated with agreed upon codes

• E-mailed to requestor

Timely, accurate and consistent reporting is a fundamental requirement

• For CARS/BMS technical problems in reporting - Contact FRB, Atlanta help desk on 404-273-3685 or at Billing.CBAF@atl.frb.org

CARS/Bank Management ServiceFI Reporting

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• Official Authorization Listing (OAL)

• End User Authorization Contact (EUAC) – Must submit a form to the FRB for each user in order to gain access to CARS/BMS

• Bank Relationship Officer/FMS Primary Contact – Must identify the bank’s User Profile Requesters (UPRs) and EFT data to the FRB

• User Profile Requester (UPR) – Sets up all users in CARS/BMS with appropriate roles, functions and data permissions in CARS/BMS

CARS/Bank Management ServiceKey Players in Credential Process

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By November 1, 2012 –

• End User Authorization Contacts (EUACs) must submit a form to the FRB for each CARS/BMS user in order to gain access to CARS/BMS.

• Email letters were distributed in October to initiate this process.

• EUACs were instructed to reach out to Relationship officers/FMS primary contacts.

• The Bank Relationship Officer (or primary FMS contact) must identify the bank’s User Profile Requesters (UPRs) (at least one) and provide EFT data to the FRB.

• EFT data is necessary to setup the payment function within CARS/BMS.

What is the status of your bank?

CARS/Bank Management ServiceCritical Steps

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• November 1, 2012 • All FIs should have identified current or new End User Authorizing Contact (EUAC)• All FIs should have identified CARS/BMS users• All FIs should have identified User Profile Requestor(s) (UPR)• All FIs should have submitted their completed EFT form

• December 2012• CARS/BMS Credential Notification from FRB• CARS/BMS Training/Walkthrough (Dec. 11-12, 2012)

• January 2013 • Final day of reporting expenses in CA$HLINK II – January 10• Users receive CARS/BMS URL• CARS/BMS Training/Walkthrough (Jan. 15-16, 2013)

• February 6-10, 2013• UPRs set-up new users

CARS/Bank Management ServiceImportant Dates

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Questions & Answers

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For additional information, please visit:fms.treas.gov/ccmm

or e-mail: ccmm@fms.treas.gov

Contacts

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Appendix:CCMM Acronyms

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CCMM ACRONYMS ACH

ALCAutomated Clearing HouseAgency Location Code

CCMM Collections and Cash Management Modernization

CGAC Common Government-Wide Accounting Classification

C-Key Classification Keys

ECP Electronic Check Processing

EFTPS Electronic Federal Tax Payment System

FBWT Fund Balance with Treasury

FDS Fedwire Deposit System

FMS Financial Management Service

FPA Federal Program Agency

FRB Federal Reserve Bank

GOALS II Government On-line Accounting Link System

GWA Government-Wide Accounting

GWAMP Government-Wide Accounting Modernization Program

IPAC Intra-Governmental Payment and Collection

ITGA International Treasury General Account (Depositary)

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CCMM ACRONYMS, continued

OTC Over The Counter

OTCnet Over The Counter Network

PATAX Paper Tax System

PCC OTC Paper Check Conversion Over The Counter

POS Point of Sale

REX Remittance Express

SAM Shared Accounting Module

TAS/BETC Treasury Account Symbol/Business Event Type Code

TCMS Treasury Cash Management System

TGA Treasury General Account Depositary

TGAnet Treasury General Account Deposit Reporting Network

TIP Treasury Investment Program

TRS Transaction Reporting System

TT&L Treasury Tax & Loan (accounts)

URL Uniform Resource Locator

VPN Virtual Private Network

WBT Web-Based Training

XML Extensible Markup Language