Add Profit or Loss Accounting Definition

To create a Profit/Loss Accounting Definition, perform the following procedure:

Note:

Fields marked in Asterisk (*) are mandatory.
  1. Click Add in the Profit/Loss Accounting Definitions pane to open the Profit/Loss Accounting Definition window.

    Figure 8-2 The Profit/Loss Accounting Definition Window


    The Profit/Loss Accounting Definition Window

    The Profit/Loss Accounting Definition window displays the Profit/Loss Accounting Definition Details form.

  2. Enter the details in the Profit/Loss Accounting Definition Details form, as tabulated:

    Table 8-1 The Profit/Loss Accounting Definition Details Table

    Field Description
    Name* Enter the name of the Profit/Loss Accounting Definition.
    Description Enter a description for the Profit/Loss Accounting Definition.
    Folder* Select the folder from the drop-down list. Folders are segments present in the selected Information Domain.
    Access Type*

    Select the access type as either Read Only or Read/Write by selecting the appropriate radio button.

    This selection determines whether the definition should be made available for edit at a later point in time.

    Hierarchy Folder* Select the hierarchy folder from the drop-down list.
    Hierarchy * Select the appropriate hierarchy from the drop-down list.
    Legal Entity* Click Browse adjacent to this field and select a legal entity from the Hierarchy Browser window.
    Reporting Currency* Select the appropriate currency from the drop-down list.
  3. Click Save to save the definition details. The definition is displayed in the Profit/Loss Accounting Definitions pane of the Profit/Loss Accounting Definitions Summary window.

    Note:

    If the Maturity Date of an Instrument is lesser than the as-of-date, such Instruments are included in the Valuations processing, after setting the Fair Value as zero on the as-of-date. Because of this, the application computes the Fair Value Gain or Loss for such Instruments as the difference between zero and the Fair Value as of the Period Start Date.