1. June 2011 - SLIDE 1 Copyright © 2011 International Swaps and Derivatives Association, Inc. FpML Spec HTML Documentation Improvements Proposal ® ISDA is a registered trademark of the International Swaps & Derivatives Association, Inc. ® FpML is a registered trademark of the International Swaps & Derivatives Association, Inc. ISDA Update to FpML Coordination Committee June 20, 2011

2. June 2011 - SLIDE 2 Copyright © 2011 International Swaps and Derivatives Association, Inc. Documentation Improvements Drivers –Received feedback requesting usability improvements –Some inaccurate content –Move to more mainstream schema documentation tool (polled CC 8/2010) –Desire to move more of the written HTML into the schema documentation Improvements and additional features –Minor cosmetic changes –Schema documentation tool changed from oXygen XML to XML Spy –Flexible diagram display options –Internal linking between sections now possible –Search Benefits –XML Spy schema documentation provides mainstream diagrams+improved navigation –Better integration between HTML documentation and schema documentation –In the long term: more accurate content (e.g., automatic updates of images and annotations directly from the schema, customized for each view), easier to maintain, shorter written sections –Better ways for reader to navigate and read the documentation Demo/Proof of Concept (Maithili Koli - webinar) –Annotations pulled from schema –Images in sync with generated schema doc –Side by side image + text display –Collapsible subsections

3. June 2011 - SLIDE 3 Copyright © 2011 International Swaps and Derivatives Association, Inc. Seek feedback/approval from CC today and SC (at the July meeting) Continue development –Integration of prototype in build process –Further improve automation of the build –Improve search, print functionality, reuse –Considerations: Migration of existing images/links, revise to new authoring guidelines, more annotations required in the schema, not all generated images great, local elements have different annotations. Incorporate changes to FpML 5.2 and new publications going forward Next Steps