- Securities User Guide
- Maintain and Process Corporate Actions
- Coupon Transfer
19.11 Coupon Transfer
This topics describes the coupon transfer process.
Coupon collected on the securities received as part of reverse repo deal is transferred back to the reverse repo counterparty. This screen allows the user to transfer coupon to the counterparty when claimed.
On selecting Corporate action ID, Position Reference number and counterparty, the coupon amount collected in the collateral portfolio for the coupon schedule is defaulted in the amount field.
- On the Home page, type SEDXCTFR in the text box, and click the next arrow.
Coupon Transfer screen is displayed.
- On the Coupon Transfer screen, refer to the details as required.
On selecting Corporate action ID, Position Reference number and Counterparty Coupon amount collected in collateral portfolio for the coupon schedule is default in amount field.
Table 19-16 Coupon Transfer - Field Description
Field Description Corporate Action ID
Corporate Action ID of the security code
Position Reference
Collateral portfolio Position reference number
Reference Number
Generated by system on a successful save of record
Safe Keeping Location
ID of the safekeeping location
Safe Keeping Account
Default Safekeeping Account that the holder of the collateral portfolio maintained.
Customer Number
Lists Reverse Repo Counterparty number
Customer Name
Defaults Reverse Repo Counterparty name
Currency
Defaults Coupon Currency
Amount
System defaults Coupon amount that bank transfers to the counterparty
Debit Branch
Defaults Debit account branch
Debit Account
Defaults Debit account from which coupon amount is paid
Debit account Description
Default account description
Credit Branch
Defaults Credit account branch
Credit Account
Defaults Counterparty account where coupon amount is transferred
Credit Account Description
Default Account Description is displayed in this field
Booking Date
Date when Coupon transfer is booked
Transaction Date
Date when the settlement happens
Parent topic: Maintain and Process Corporate Actions