6. Processing Fee Details

This chapter contains the following sections:

6.1 Introduction

Different types of fees are involved in the trading of a syndicated loan. The following are the various types of fees involved in trading:

The following two adhoc fee components are also involved in the trading process:

The different types of the fees and their significance in the trading process are explained in the subsequent sections.

This section contains the following topics:

6.1.1 Specifying Assignment Fee Details

The assignment fee refers to the flat fee that needs to be paid to the agent facilitating the trade. This fee can be paid either by the buyer or the seller fully, or can be shared between the buyer and the seller.

Following steps are involved in capturing and processing the assignment fee associated with a trade contract:

  1. The assignment fee component gets linked to the SLT product in the ‘SLT Product Fee Details’ screen.
  2. The assignment fee details for a trade contract are specified in the ‘Fee Components’ screen associated with the contract.
  3. The buyer’s and the seller’s contribution to the assignment fee is captured in this screen.
  4. You can capture the customer number of the agent to whom the assignment fee is to be paid and also indicate the remitter of the assignment fee in the ‘Draft Trade’ screen and the ‘Trade settlement’ screen.
  5. Based on the value of ‘Assignment Fee Remitter’, ‘Assignment Fee Type’, and the buy/sell attribute of the trade, the assignment fee gets remitted to the agent or the counterparty involved in the deal.

For ‘Split’ type of assignment fee payments, the split amounts get posted to the agent and counterparty accounts.

The accounting entries posted for different scenarios of assignment fee collection is given below:

Fee Type

Bank is Buyer

Bank is Seller

Assignment Fee Type =BUYER

& ‘BUYER WILL REMIT’

Dr Expense A/c

Cr Agent A/c

No entries

Assignment Fee Type =BUYER

& ‘SELLER WILL REMIT’

Dr Expense A/c

Cr Counterparty A/c

Dr Counterparty A/c

Cr Agent A/c

Assignment Fee Type =SELLER

& ‘SELLER WILL REMIT’

No entries

Dr Expense A/c

Cr Agent A/c

Assignment Fee Type =SELLER

& ‘BUYER WILL REMIT’

Dr Counterparty A/c

Cr Agent A/c

Dr Expense A/c

Cr Counterparty A/c

Assignment Fee Type =SPLIT

& ‘BUYER WILL REMIT’

Dr Counterparty A/c (for the specified fee amount for Seller)

Dr Expense A/c (for the speci­fied fee amount for Buyer)

Cr Agent A/c (for the full Fee amount)

Dr Expense A/c (for the specified fee amount for Seller)

Cr Counterparty A/c (for the specified fee amount for Seller)

Assignment Fee Type =SPLIT

& ‘SELLER WILL REMIT’

Dr Expense A/c (for the speci­fied fee amount for Buyer)

Cr Counterparty A/c (for the specified fee amount for Buyer)

Dr Counterparty A/c (for the specified fee amount for Buyer)

Dr Expense A/c (for the specified fee amount for Seller)

Cr Agent A/c (for the full Fee amount)

 

6.1.2 Specifying Amendment Fee Details

Amendment fee is the fee that needs to be paid for any changes in the agency between the trade date and the settlement of the trade. This fee is paid by the seller to the buyer.

You can capture the details of the amendment fee in the ‘Amendment Fee Input’ screen. You can invoke the ‘Amendment Fee Input’ screen by typing ‘TLDAMFEE’ in the field at the top right corner of the Application tool bar and clicking on the adjoining arrow button.

 

You can specify the following details in this screen:

CUSIP/ISIN

Select the CUSIP number of the facility associated with the trade you wish to amend, from the option list provided.

Amendment Date

Specify the date on which the amendments on the trade should become effective.

Click ‘Populate’ to display the details of all open trades under the CUSIP with trade date less than or equal to the amendment date.

You can also provide the following additional search values to select the trade for amendment.

Position Identifier

Select the position identifier associated with the trade you wish to amend, from the option list provided.

Position Qualifier

Select the position qualifier associated with the trade you wish to amend, from the option list provided.

Branch

Select the branch associated with the trade you wish to amend, from the option list provided.

Desk

Select the desk where trade you want to amend originated, from the option list provided.

Expense Code

Select the branch expense code with the trade you want to amend, from the option list provided.

Amendment Rate

Specify the amendment fee rate to be applied to all open trades under the CUSIP. Fee amount gets calculated automatically for all open trades listed.

Note

You can modify the auto calculated fee amount, if required.

Fee Amount

Specify the amendment fee amount for each open trade listed for the CUSIP. You can also specify the fee rate, based on which the amount is calculated automatically.

After the details specified are authorized, the amendment fee gets updated for all open trades, correspondingly. If any amendment fee already exists for the trade, the new amount gets added to the existing amount to arrive at a consolidated amendment fee amount.

For a trade, if amendment fee needs to be applied for various days between the trade date and settlement date, the fee amount for each gets summed up and defaulted to the trade for its settlement.

The accounting entries posted for amendment fee is specified below.

Bank is Buyer

Bank is Seller

Dr Trade Counterparty A/c

Cr Income a/c

Dr Expense a/c

Cr Trade Counterparty A/c

6.1.3 Specifying Line/Accommodation Fee Details

Line or accommodation fee is involved for trades executed by a desk on behalf of some other desk. Line or accommodation fee is calculated based on the commission rate received from the external system, Loans QT.

Following steps are involved in capturing and processing the line/accommodation fee associated with a trade contract:

  1. The line/accommodation fee component gets linked to the SLT product in the ‘SLT Product Fee Details’ screen.
  2. The commission rate for the trade contract is captured as the ‘Fee Rate’ in the ‘Fee Components’ screen associated with the contract.
  3. The line/accommodation fee is calculated as per the formula given below:

Fee = Trade Nominal Amount * Commission Rate

The account entries posted for line/accommodation fee posted for the trade booking event (TBOK) for the SLT trade products (Origination Line (OL) and Par Line (PL) trade) is given below:

For Origination buy/sell from Par (OL)

For Par Desk in the Line trade

Dr Line Fee GL

Cr SLT Bridge Account

Cr Line Fee GL

Dr SLT Bridge Account

Note

    • After the Par desk Line Trade is booked using the department code, all accounting entries, including the line/accommodation fees that are posted for the line trade of par desk will be posted using the defaulted department code.
    • Line/Accommodation Fee GL should be maintained as part of the Accounting Role to Head mapping in the SLT Trade Product.
    • SLT Bridge Account is derived while posting the entries from the SLT Branch Pa­rameters setup for the trade branch and trade currency.

6.1.4 Specifying Delayed Compensation Fee Details

Delayed compensation fee (DCF) is calculated for trades whose settlement gets delayed. If the settlement does not happen as on T+7/T+20, according to standards, a delayed compensation fee is calculated and applied for ‘SWOA’ type of quotations. DCF is not applicable if the trade quotation method is ‘FLAT’.

The delayed compensation fee component is linked to the SLT product in the ‘SLT Product Fee Details’ screen. Calculation of DCF is triggered only if the actual settlement date exceeds the expected settlement date as specified in ‘Draft Trade’ screen.

There are various components associated with DCF which can be summarized as follows:

6.1.4.1 DCF on Funded Amount

DCF for the funded amount will be calculated for the period from expected settlement date till the actual settlement date.

Par and TRS Trades

For Par and TRS trades the following fee components are calculated for funded amount:

Where,

Libor Funded amount is the sum of outstanding amount of all the Libor (Fixed) type drawdowns under the CUSIP

Margin = Spread + Oracle FLEXCUBE Margin

Denominator basis is arrived based on the value of Fee calc Basis.

Where,

Prime Funded amount is the sum of outstanding amount of all the Prime (Float) type drawdowns under the CUSIP

All-in Rate = Base rate+ Spread+ Oracle FLEXCUBE Margin

Denominator basis is arrived based on the value of Fee calc Basis

Where,

Prime Funded amount on Expected settlement Date (T+7) is the sum of outstanding amount of all the Prime (Floating) type drawdowns under the CUSIP on the expected settlement date (T+7).

Average Libor Rate is derived using data from ‘Average Libor rate Maintenance’ and is calculated from T+7 through settlement date.

Distressed Trades

For Distressed trades the following fee components are calculated for funded amount:

Where,

Libor Funded amount is the sum of outstanding amount of all the Libor (Fixed) type drawdowns under the CUSIP

All-in Rate = Base rate+ Spread+ Oracle FLEXCUBE Margin

Denominator basis is arrived based on the value of Fee calc Basis.

Where,

Prime Funded amount on Expected settlement Date (T+7) is the sum of outstanding amount of all the Prime (Float) type drawdowns under the CUSIP on the expected settlement date (T+7)

Average Libor Rate is derived using data from ‘Average Libor rate Maintenance’ and is calculated from T+7 through settlement date.

Where,

Libor Funded amount on Expected settlement Date (T+7) is the sum of outstanding amount of all the Libor (Fixed) type drawdowns under the CUSIP on the expected settlement date (T+7)

Average Libor Rate is derived using data from ‘Average Libor rate Maintenance’ and is calculated from T+7 through settlement date.

6.1.4.2 DCF on Unfunded Amount

DCF for the unfunded amount is further sub-divided into different categories and are calculated as explained below:

The associated fee category is ‘DCFCOMM’.

The associated fee category is ‘DCFUTILIZ’.

The associated fee category is ‘DCFFACILITY’.

The associated fee category is ‘DCFSTBYLC’.

The associated fee category is ‘DCFCOMMLC’.

These fee components are calculated on their respective drawdown/tranche currencies and are displayed in the ‘Funding Memo’ screen. You can modify these, if required.

For tranches with drawdowns in multiple currencies, the Interest DCF is summed up for each currency across the drawdowns.

The currency wise fee accounting entries will be posted. The following table shows the basic accounting entries posted for DCF.

Bank is Buyer

Bank is Seller

Dr Trade Counterparty A/c

Cr Income a/c

Dr Expense a/c

Cr Trade Counterparty A/c

You need to capture the LIBOR rate for computing ‘Cost of Fund’ and ‘Cost of Carry’ components of delayed compensation fee.

For more details on LIBOR rates, refer the section titled ‘Capturing LIBOR Rate Details’ in this user manual.

6.1.4.3 Flat Fee Component Maintenance under DCF Categories

DCF flat unrealized components will track the traded portion of unpaid interest / fee amount and DCF flat realized components will track the traded portion of paid interest or fee amount.

DCF Flat Unrealized

DCF Flat Realized

Category

Purpose

Category

Purpose

 

F_UNRLZ_INT

 

To perform accrual based on the interest rate of drawdowns

 

F_RLZ_INT

 

To track cash payment of inter­est

 

F_UNRLZ_COMFEE

 

To perform accrual based on rate of commit­ment fee at tranche level

 

F_RLZ_COMFEE

 

To track cash payment of com­mitment fee

 

F_UNRLZ_FACFEE

 

To perform accrual based on rate of facility fee at tranche level

 

F_RLZ_FACFEE

 

To track cash payment of facil­ity fee

 

F_UNRLZ_SLCFEE

 

To perform accrual based on rate of Stand By LC fee at tranche level

 

F_RLZ_SLCFEE

 

To track cash payment of Stand by LC fees

 

F_UNRLZ_CLCFEE

 

To perform accrual based on rate of Commer­cial LC fee at tranche level

 

F_RLZ_CLCFEE

 

To track cash payment of Commercial LC fees

 

The following table shows the basic accounting entries posted for DCF Flat unrealized and Flat realized components:

Bank is Buyer

Bank is Seller

 

Dr Trade Counterparty A/c

Cr Income a/c

 

Dr Expense a/c

Cr Trade Counterparty A/c

6.1.4.4 Maintaining DCF Accrual Status Change

In Oracle FLEXCUBE, you can maintain preference to reverse/restart a DCF accrual. Based on this maintenance, accrual is carried out for all the active trades associated with the position contract. This can be done through the ‘DCF Accrual Status Change’ screen. You can invoke the ‘DCF Accrual Status Change’ screen by typing ‘TLDPODCF’ in the field at the top right corner of the Application tool bar and clicking on the adjoining arrow button.

 

Specify the following details:

Contract Ref No

Specify the position contract reference number. Alternatively, select the position contract reference number from the adjoining option list. The list displays all the values maintained in the system.

Based on the contract reference number selected/ specified, the system displays the following position details:

Stop DCF Accrual

Select this check box to indicate that DCF accrual should be stopped.

Note

You can deselect this check box only if the ‘Allow Amendment of Non Accrual’ box is se­lected in the Product preferences sub-screen of the ‘Secondary Loan Trade – Product Definition’ screen.

When this check box is selected or deselected, the system defaults the application date as the Non Accrual Effective date. This date is used to derive the last liquidation date for interest components of drawdown when the associated loan is in performing status.

You can perform the following operations:

Note

6.1.4.5 Accruing Delayed Compensation Fee

Delayed compensation fee is applicable for trades booked under SWOA quotation type, if the trade does not get settled on the expected settlement date. The DCF fee involved in such trades are accrued till the actual settlement date.

Currency-wise accounting entries are posted against each applicable DCF category. You can specify the preferences for DCF accrual in the ‘Product Preferences’ screen. You need to select the ‘Accrual Required’ option and specify the ‘Accrual Frequency’ as daily. You also need to select the ‘Allow Amendment of Non Accrual’ check box if you want to reverse/restart a DCF accrual. In addition, in the ‘Product Fee Details’ screen you need to select the check box ‘Status Tracking Required’. The reversal or restarting of DCF accrual is based on whether the ‘Stop DCF Accrual’ box in the ‘DCF Accrual Status Change’ screen is enabled or disabled

Accrual starts during the EOD on expected settlement date, if the trade settlement does not happen on that date. Further accruals happen as part of the EOD batch. During trade settlement, if you waive off DCF, then all the accrual entries posted gets reversed.

The DCF Accrual batch process can reverse or catch up accrual for DCF components, based on whether the ‘Status Tracking Required’ box is selected or deselected. The processing is done as part of the EOD on the same day this check box is selected or deselected.

If ‘Status Tracking Required’ is checked for the trade product, the system checks the DCF accrual status at the associated position contract level.

During ticket settlement, the system re-calculates the DCF amount and posts catch up accrual.

Note

If ‘Status Tracking Required’ is not checked for the trade product, the system continues the accrual process for the trade as follows:

The following example illustrates the accrual of DCF and the corresponding accounting entries involved:

Assume that the Expected Settlement Date is 11-Dec-2006

Remarks

Date

DD LIBOR

outstanding

Spread

Accrued amount

Accounting Entry

Balance in Deferred Fee Payable A/c

Accrual entry commences from 11th Dec EOD

11-Dec-06

1,000,000

3.50%

97.22

Dr Int exp - 97.22
Cr Def Fee Payable - 97.22

97.22

Spread is changed on 12-Dec, hence accrual from 12-Dec is com­puted using the new spread

12-Dec-06

1,000,000

4.00%

111.11

Dr Int exp - 111.11
Cr Def Fee Payable - 111.11

208.33

Payment per­formed on 13-Dec with VD 12-Dec, hence accrual is rec­omputed from 12-Dec and entry will be posted for the net amount

13-Dec-06

400,000

4.00%

-22.22

Dr Int exp - (22.22)
Cr Def Fee Payable - (22.22)

186.11

Trade Settled on 14-Dec
But user updates the Delayed Comp Fee = 190.00

14-Dec-06

 

 

 

FACR

Dr Int exp - 3.89
Cr Def Fee Payable - 3.89

TSTL

Dr Def Fee Payable - 190.00
Cr Trade Sett A/c - 190.00

0

 

6.1.5 Specifying Break Fund Fee Details

Break Fund Fee needs to be calculated only when there is a difference in LIBOR Base rate linked to the contract and LIBOR rate existing at the time of transfer. Break fund fee is calculated for the difference in these rates. This fee is settled between the counter party and bank taking into account the increase or decrease in LIBOR rate and the buy or sell attribute of the trade.

Following steps are involved in capturing and processing the break fund fee associated with a trade contract:

  1. The break fund fee component is linked to the SLT product in the ‘SLT Product Fee Details’ screen.
  2. The main interest component for each drawdown associated with the CUSIP is taken into consideration for calculating break fund fee.
  3. Break funding fee for this interest component is computed as follows:

Funded trade amount* (Libor rate quoted- Libor rate on transfer date)*(Next Interest Schedule (rollover) date– Transfer Date) /Denominator basis

Where, Denominator basis is derived based on the value of ‘Fee Calc Basis’.

  1. The sum of these amounts for all the drawdowns is taken as the ‘Break Fund’ fee and it gets displayed in the ‘Funding Memo’ screen.

The accounting entries posted for break funding fee is specified below:

Bank is receiving the break funding FEE from Counter Party

Bank is Paying the break funding FEE to Counter Party

 

Dr Trade Counterparty A/c

Cr Income a/c

 

Dr Expense a/c

Cr Trade Counterparty A/c

6.1.6 Specifying Waiver Fee Details

Waiver fee is an adhoc fee paid by the trade counterparty to Bank.

The waiver fee component is linked to the SLT product in the ‘SLT Product Fee Details’ screen. You can specify the waiver fee details in the ‘Fee Components’ screen associated with the contract. You can also specify the waiver fee amount in the ‘Funding Memo’ screen.

6.1.7 Specifying Benefit of Commitment Reduction Fee (BCR) Details

Benefit of Commitment Reduction (BCR) fee is calculated if there is a commitment reduction by the borrower between trade date and the settlement date, inclusive of both the dates. BCR fee is calculated as per the formula given below

BCR fee = (Principal paid between Trade date & Settlement date) * (1-Price)

The following example illustrates BCR fee calculation:

Consider a trade performed on 1st Sept and assume that there is a principal payment on 1st Sept. The payment for 1st Sept is considered for BCR computation.

Note

There is no separate fee definition and settlement for BCR fee.

6.1.8 Specifying Upfront Fee Details

Upfront fee is collected for the undrawn amount of the trade. Upfront fee is calculated as follows.

Upfront fee = Unfunded Amount * (1-Price)

Note

There is no separate fee definition and settlement for upfront fee.

6.1.9 Specifying Adhoc Fee Details

Two types of adhoc fees are available to account for any adhoc fee exchanges that happen between the buyer and the seller. They are as follows:

The fee types are linked to the SLT product in the ‘SLT Product Fee Details’ screen. The adhoc fee details for the contract are specified in the ‘Fee Components’ screen associated with the contract.

6.1.10 Specifying Brokerage Details

Secondary loan trading can involve brokers who charge a commission fee for their brokerage services. Brokerage is always calculated on the original trade amount. Any amendment in the trade amount as a result of commitment reduction does not affect the calculation of broker’s commission, as it is calculated on the initial trade amount.

For line trades involving the origination desk, brokerage is applicable only for the Origination sell line trade and not for the other two Par trades linked to the line trade.

Following steps are involved in capturing and processing the brokerage fee associated with a trade contract:

  1. Broker Id of the broker involved in the trade is captured in the ‘Draft Trade’ screen, while booking the SLT contract.
  2. The brokerage fee component gets linked to the SLT product in the ‘SLT Product Fee Details’ screen.
  3. The brokerage fee type, rate, and the fee amount are captured in the ‘Fee Components’ screen associated with the contract.
  4. The brokerage fee gets displayed in the ‘Funding Memo’ screen, where it can be waived off, if required. You can waive off this fee in the ‘Draft Trade’ screen or ‘Fee Amendment’ screen also.

The accounting entries posted for brokerage as part of trade settlement or fee liquidation is specified below.

Dr

Expense A/c

Brokerage Amount

Cr

Brokerage Payable A/c

Brokerage Amount

The actual liquidation of brokerage is handled by the Brokerage module.

For more details on brokerage liquidation refer the section titled ‘Liquidating Brokerage Manually’ in Brokerage user manual.

6.2 Amending Fee Details

You can amend the fee details for the various components in the ‘SLT Fee Amendment’ screen.

You can invoke the ‘TL Fee Amendment’ screen by typing ‘TLDFEAMD’ in the field at the top right corner of the Application tool bar and clicking the adjoining arrow button.

 

The basic trade details are defaulted here. You can specify the following details for fee amendment:

Fee Amount

The fee amount associated with each fee component is listed here. You can modify the fee amount specified.

You can modify the amounts specified for Assignment Fee, Amendment Fee, Broker Fee, Waiver Fee, and Adhoc Fee. For DCF and Break-fund fee you can only modify the Fee Calc Basis and Fee Basis, but not the fee amount.

Waiver

Select this check box to indicate that you wish to waive off a fee component during fee amendment.

Note

You cannot waive off DCF during amendment. DCF can be waived only at Trade level.

Fee Calc Basis

The fee calculation basis associated with the contract is defaulted here. You can modify this, if required. Select the fee calculation basis from the following options:

This is enabled only for fee types ‘DCF’ and ‘Break-fund Fee’.

Fee Basis

The fee basis associated with the contract is defaulted here. You can modify this, if required. Select the fee basis from the following options:

This gets enabled only if you have selected the fee calculation basis as ‘SLT’.

For more information on fee basis, refer to Charges and Fees User Manual.

Assignment Fee Details

The assignment fee details associated with the contract are displayed here. You can modify the following details, if required.

Buyer’s Split Amount

Specify the assignment fee amount that has to be booked against the buyer associated with the trade deal.

Seller’s Split Amount

Specify the assignment fee amount that has to be booked against the seller associated with the trade deal.

You can amend the fee details before it gets liquidated. But for Amendment Fee and Broker Fee, amendment can be performed even after liquidation, though they are settled as part of trade settlement. In this case, the difference in the fee is posted as fee adjustment.

Broker fee payable booking happens during trade booking/trade amendment where in the brokerage fee is moved from expense to payable GL. Broker fee payable booking is zero-based on every amendment, thereby reversing the earlier payable booking and rebooking with the revised broker fees as part of the trade amendment. Broker fee payable liquidation happens only after the trade/ticket is settled successfully.

For more details on brokerage liquidation, refer section ‘Liquidating Brokerage Manually’ in the Brokerage User Manual.

Example

The following example explains the payable booking accounting entries during trade booking/amendment:

 

Action

Oracle FLEXCUBE Process

Oracle FLEXCUBE Event

Case 1

Trade booking with Broker amount of $50,000

Debit expense GL for $ 50,000

Credit payable GL for $ 50,000

TBOK

Case 2

Trade booked without Broker amount and then Trade amendment with broker amount of $50,000

Debit expense GL for $ 50,000

Credit payable GL for $ 50,000

TAMD

Case 3

Trade booking with Broker amount of $40,000

Debit expense GL for $ 40,000

Credit payable GL for $ 40,000

TBOK

Trade amendment with Broker amount of $50,000

Reverse the exist­ing entries

Credit expense GL for $40,000

Debit payable GL for $40,000

Rebooking with the latest amount

Debit expense GL for $ 50,000

Credit payable GL for $ 50,000

TAMD

Case 4

Trade booking with Broker amount of $50,000

Debit expense GL for $ 50,000

Credit payable GL for $ 50,000

TBOK

Trade amendment with Broker amount of $50,000

No entries

TAMD

 

In all the above cases, the final amount of $50,000 in payable is used for final payable liquidation for the trade. If any trade is reversed and rebooked systematically due to trade amendment, then the payable booking is cancelled on the old trade and re-applied on the new trade.

If Funding Memo was generated in advance and the fee components are amended before trade settlement, the funding memo gets regenerated.

6.3 Liquidating Fee Components

You can liquidate the Brokerage Fee and Amendment Fee components, post trade settlement, in the ‘SLT Fee Liquidation’ screen. You can invoke the ‘Liquidation’ screen by typing ‘TLDFEELQ’ in the field at the top right corner of the Application tool bar and clicking on the adjoining arrow button.

 

The basic trade details are defaulted in this screen. You can specify the following details in this screen:

Value Date

The current system date gets defaulted as the value date for the liquidation.

Liquidate

Select this check box against ‘Amendment Fee’ or ‘Broker Fee’ to liquidate the corresponding fee component.

Note

 

6.3.1 DCF Flat Unrealized Liquidation

DCF flat realized components are settled during trade/ticket settlement to settle the trade portion of interest / fee payment amount. If interest / fee payment is processed in LB module after the trade is settled then the corresponding payment amount can be settled from the screen ‘DCF Flat Unrealized Liquidation’

You can invoke the ‘DCF Flat Unrealized Liquidation’ screen by typing ‘TLDDCFLQ’ in the field at the top right corner of the Application tool bar and clicking on the adjoining arrow button.

 

You can perform payment for the trade counterparty under tranche reference number for cash fee payment and under drawdown reference number for cash interest payment.

Agency Ref No

Specify the drawdown or Tranche reference number from the adjacent list of values.

Payment Date

Specify the payment value date.

Counterparty

Select the counterparty from the adjacent list of values.

SSI Mnemonic

Select the SSI from the adjacent list of values.

On click of Populate button, the system generates the Liquidation reference number which will be unique for the combination of contract reference number (drawdown/tranche reference) and counterparty. The system defaults the same liquidation reference number if payment is performed multiple times for the same combination of agency reference number and counterparty. The system displays all the settled trades for the combination of Drawdown/ Tranche CUSIP and trade counterparty.

Component(s) gets defaulted with outstanding interest / fee accrued (amount due) in the ‘Component Details’ section.

You can choose the components for which the payment to be processed by selecting the check box against each component. It is not mandatory to settle all the components together but at least one component should be selected for payment. By default, the check box are not selected while populating the components.

You can specify the amount paid for each component which should be lesser than or equal to amount due. Amount paid can be zero for the components which are not selected for the liquidation. Liquidation of DCF flat unrealized components can be partial or full.

Click ‘Sum’ button to sum up the amount paid across all the components and currency and populate the total amount payable.

Payment message gets generated under liquidation reference number for the total amount payable (if bank have to pay to the counterparty). To compute total amount payable, paid amount is considered positive for sell trade and negative for buy trade. If total amount payable is negative then bank receives the payment else bank pays the amount to counterparty.

During DCF flat unrealized liquidation for drawdowns, If trade currency is different than the drawdown currency then accounting entries for trade are posted by appending currency with amount tag (only in case of foreign currency Drawdowns).

Settlement pick is based on counterparty and currency combination and the settlement instructions are used to post accounting entries for trade reference number.

You can suppress the advice in ‘Advice Details’ sub-screen that is launched on click of ‘Advice’ button.

Deletion of DCF flat liquidation deletes the DCLQ event and accounting entries for the trade reference number.