8.2.124.2 Module Usage
Oracle ALM
Oracle ALM references RATE_FLOOR_LIFE when calculating a forecasted interest rate for adjustable-rate records.
- For existing business adjustable-rate records, the Cash Flow Engine matches the
REPRICE_ FREQ, INTEREST_RATE_CD, and the Reprice Date to the information
contained in the Forecast Rates assumption rule. This is to assign a Forecasted
Rate. The margin is then added to this Forecasted Rate. Any rounding, rate
caps/floors (RATE_FLOOR_ LIFE), and tease periods are applied, and the resulting
rate is applied to the record as the repriced rate. If the Forecast Rate plus
margin < RATE_FLOOR_LIFE, the Cash Flow Engine sets the record's forecasted
rate = RATE_FLOOR_LIFE. Rounding and tease periods are then applied.
Note:
For any Forecasted Rate changes throughout the life of the instrument, the Cash Flow Engine references RATE_FLOOR_LIFE. - For Interest Rate Floor (Interest Rate Derivatives) accounts, the Rate_Floor_life field is used to store the Floor Strike rate. The Cash Flow Engine will calculate Interest Cash Flow when the underlying floating rate will go below given Rate_Floor_Life.
Oracle Funds Transfer Pricing
Oracle Funds Transfer Pricing does not reference RATE_FLOOR_LIFE because it processes Cash Flows within Repricing Periods.