3.2.5 Indicating Values to be Rekeyed during Authorization

Specify the User ID and Password, and login to Homepage.

From the Homepage, navigate to Bilateral Loans Product Definition screen.

From the Bilateral Loans Product Definition screen, click Preferences.

  1. From the Preferences screen, click Rekey Fields tab.
    The Authorization Rekey Fields screen is displayed.

    Figure 3-4 Authorization Rekey Fields



  2. You can specify the values that the authorizer of a deposit contract has to rekey when authorizing it.
    All operations on a loan (input, modification, reversal, manual liquidation or manual rollover) have to be authorized:
    • By a user other than the one who carried out the operation
    • Before you can begin the end-of-day operations
    When you invoke a loan for authorization, as a cross-checking mechanism, to ensure that you are calling the right loan, you can specify that the values of certain fields should be entered before the other details are displayed. The complete details of the loan is displayed only after the values to these fields are entered. This is called the re-key option. The fields for which the values have to be given are called the re-key fields.

    If no re-key fields have been defined, the details of the loan is displayed immediately once the authorizer calls the loan for authorization.

    The re-key option also serves as a means of ensuring the accuracy of inputs.

    Example

    At the ABC Corporation, Mr. Trevor Atkins inputs a loan of 1M USD, which has an interest of 20% and a tenor of one month. The loan involves a product for which the re-key fields assigned are the loan amount and the currency. Now, Mr. Atkins makes a mistake and enters the loan amount as 10 M USD.

    When Mr. Jeffrey Hunt, who has rights to authorize the loan, selects the loan for authorization and indicates the re-key fields of loan amount and currency as 1M, and USD respectively (based on the loan document), the loan details are not displayed.

    The loan details are not be displayed if:
    • The value in the field that has to be re-keyed has been entered wrongly at the time of loan processing.
    • The re-key value is input wrongly at the time of authorization.
    Now, if Mr. Trevor Atkins had input the loan currency as GBP instead of USD, then also, Mr. Jeffrey Hunt would have been denied access to the loan when he attempted to call it by entering the correct data in the re-key fields. When this happens, Mr. Hunt can inform Mr. Atkins of the mistake and have it rectified.

    It could also be that Mr. Atkins has correctly captured the principal of the loan as 1M and the authorizer and Mr. Hunt makes an error while entering the re-key value. Assume Mr. Hunt enters the value as 10 M. In such a case also, the details of the loan is not displayed for authorization.

    You can specify any or all of the following as re-key fields:
    • Main
      • Currency
      • Value Date
      • Contract Amount
      • Maturity Date
      • Counter Party
      • Interest Rate/Amount
    • Accrual Fee
      • Currency
      • Fee Amount
      • Refund Amount
      • Value Date
      • Start Date
      • End Date
    • Rollover
      • Currency
      • Value Date
      • Rollover Amount
      • Maturity Date
      • Interest Rate
      • Refinance Rate