Financial Domain Modeling Principles Framework Sources and Edition Notes
Copyright © Anatoly Levenchuk. The original framework text and worked examples are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). The licensing notice (Licensing FPF and its DPF publications) states the scope and attribution terms. Referenced third-party works retain their own terms.
FDM.Sources:1 - Edition record
FDM 1.0 is the first edition of Financial Domain Modeling Principles Framework, containing FDM.1–FDM.5. Cite this edition with the pattern and section, for example FDM 1.0, FDM.1:5.
FDM.Sources:2 - Source locators
- FIBO, EDM Council: reusable financial concepts and their relations.
- ACTUS technical-specification entry, v1.1 specification and terms dictionary: schedules, state, calculations and event transitions, with the edition boundaries discussed in FDM.3:11.
- ACTUS analytics account and Quick Start: the connection to analytical uses and an implementation entry.
- FINOS CDM 7.0.0, Event Model and Legal Agreements model: agreement content and lifecycle-state distinctions.
- AASB 10 §19 and B86–B88: a specific reporting basis for the policy-alignment and consolidation comparison in FDM.2:11.
- FPF A.2.8, A.2.8.PER and A.2.9: actual duty, permission and communicative-work distinctions.
- Semantic Integration Engineering (SIE), SIE.3–6: model construction, correspondence, identity and composition.
- Organization Administration (ADM), ADM.2–4 and ADM.7–10: applied participant, effectivity, account, evidence, permission, provision and fulfillment questions.
The Architectural Reference explains the connected language and the consequences of these sources for its use.