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To: All Members Ref: 14/181 : R021 Date: 12 June 2014 Subject: CONSOLIDATED MATCHING RULES FOR LME smart, 2014 Summary 1 Changes to the LME Matching Rules are required as the Exchanges Clearing House

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary data that you want to use for matching purposes.
2. Analyze the data and identify the key fields that you want to use for matching.
3. Determine the matching criteria and rules that you want to apply to the key fields.
4. Create a consolidated matching rules document.
5. Begin by providing a clear title and introduction for the document.
6. Divide the document into sections based on the different criteria and rules.
7. For each section, provide a detailed description of the matching criteria and rules.
8. Use bullet points or numbering to present the rules in a clear and organized manner.
9. Include examples or sample data to illustrate how the matching rules should be applied.
10. Review and revise the document to ensure accuracy and clarity.
11. Once finalized, share the consolidated matching rules document with relevant stakeholders.

Who needs consolidated matching rules for?

1. Organizations or companies that deal with large volumes of data and need to identify duplicates or matches within the data.
2. Data management teams or professionals responsible for maintaining data integrity and quality.
3. Systems or platforms that require accurate matching of records for efficient processing and analysis.
4. Companies implementing customer relationship management (CRM) systems to ensure accurate customer data.
5. Any individual or organization that wants to improve data quality and eliminate redundancy in their datasets.

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What is consolidated matching rules for?

Consolidated matching rules are used to match data from multiple sources and ensure accuracy in reporting.

Who is required to file consolidated matching rules for?

Any organization that collects data from multiple sources and needs to reconcile and match that data together.

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Consolidated matching rules can be filled out by using software programs that are designed to match and reconcile data based on specified criteria.

What is the purpose of consolidated matching rules for?

The purpose of consolidated matching rules is to ensure data accuracy and consistency by matching and reconciling data from different sources.

What information must be reported on consolidated matching rules for?

Consolidated matching rules typically require reporting of specific data fields that need to be matched and reconciled.