| (i) |
the higher cost efficiency from implementing
a centralised system which will enable a substantial reduction
in operational and maintenance costs; |
| (ii) |
flexibility of the system which is easy to adapt in future; |
| (iii) |
the generation of economies of scale
for its users, which will give sizeable cost reductions; |
| (iv) |
the level playing field among users; |
| (v) |
wide flexible liquidity management services in order
to cope with users’ demands; and |
| (vi) |
high level of business continuity. |
