8 Accounting Role to Head Mapping Class
The general ledgers and sub-ledgers that your bank maintains are defined in the Chart of Accounts. For instance, assume that you have maintained the following GLs, in the Chart of Accounts:
Table 8-1 Chart Account
Name of the GL | GL Code in Oracle Banking Treasury Management |
---|---|
Outright Asset GL |
OUTASSTGL |
Outright Liability GL |
OUTLIABTY |
Realized Trading Profit |
RETRP0001 |
Realized Trading Loss |
RETRL0001 |
Unrealized Revaluation Profit |
RELREVP01 |
Unrealized Revaluation Loss |
RELREVL01 |
To each GL, you can link more that one sub-ledger. For example, assume you have linked the following SLs to the Outright Asset GL:
Table 8-2 Chart Table
Name of the SL | SL Code in Oracle Banking Treasury Management |
---|---|
Long Term Bonds |
OUTASST01 |
Medium Term Bonds |
OUTASST02 |
Short Term Bonds |
OUTASST03 |
In Oracle Banking Treasury Management, GL/SLs are broadly referred to as Account Heads.
This topic contain the following sub-topics:
- General Ledger Types
This topic describes the general ledger types. - Accounting Roles and Heads Class
This topic describes the accounting roles and heads class, advantages of building accounting roles, maintain an accounting roles and heads, and map roles to heads. - Event Class
This topic describes the event class.