Payoff: Detailed Data On the
Detailed Data
tab you can display several capital amounts for the loan contract, make date entries and change the repayment terms.
For more information, see Payoff .
The
Capital Amounts
section displays several capital amounts as information fields, such as the available capital and the available disbursement obligation.
In this section you also have the option of changing the
Net Payoff Amount
, which is also ready for input in the receivables list.
If the
Reduction
indicator has been selected for the template in the IMG activity
Define Template
, the system proposes a reduction on the
Details
tab amounting the available disbursement obligation when you create a payoff. If necessary, you can change the proposed reduction amount. When you activate or post the payoff, the system generates a reduction for the amount specified as at the payoff due date. If the borrower decides on a reduction before the payoff has been fully negotiated (that is, before a contract has been signed), you must enter the reduction using the
Withdraw or Reduce
function. In this case, you cannot generate the reduction as part of payoff processing.
The reduction must not be greater than the available disbursement obligation determined for the due date. You can only carry out one reduction a day.
Note
In the IMG activity , you define the condition type required for reductions made in connection with a payoff.
In the IMG activity
Define Condition Types
, you define the condition type required for reductions, and assign it to the flow category "KAMI: Capital reduction".
The
Date Details
section also contains the due date field (
Due on
), which you can also change on this tab. If you enter an invalid due date then when you save, activate or post the payoff the system adjusts the due date to the latest or earliest possible date.
The
Inclusive
indicator for the payoff due date controls whether the payoff due date itself is included in the interest calculation. If this indicator is set, the payoff only reduces the interest calculation capital after the payoff due date.If this indicator is not set, the payoff already reduces the interest calculation capital on the payoff due date.
The
Month-End
indicator for the payoff due date controls whether the payoff due date is taken to be the end of the month for the cash flow calculation. If there is no month-end, the system automatically removes the month-end indicator and issues a warning message.
Note the combined effect of the inclusive indicator, the month-end indicator and the interest calculation method.
If you select the
Regular Payments
indicator, routine payments that have the same payment date as the payoff payment date (such as repayments) are included in the receivables list.
Select a
Factory Calendar
for shifting the payoff payment date to a working day.
Note
In the IMG activity
Define Template
you can define default proposals for the month-end indicator, the regular payments and the factory calendar.
The
Payment Date
field automatically defaults to the due date. The payoff payment date is the date on which the gross payoff amount is to be paid by the payer.The payment date does not affect the capital amounts.
Note
In the IMG activity
Define General Control Data
, you have the option of setting a
Payment Date Adjustment
indicator. If this indicator is set, and you make a change to the due date without changing the payment date at the same time, the system automatically transfers the payoff due date to the payment date.
The
Deferral from
date is the date from which payments are deferred to the payoff due date without charge. This function determines all the condition-based planned records with payment dates that are the same as or later than the specified deferral date, but earlier than the payoff payment date. The payment dates for these flows are shifted to the payoff payment date.For consistency reasons, planned records from other business operations cannot be deferred automatically, and must be shifted manually.
Note
In the IMG activity
Define General Control Data
, you must activate the deferral function for each company code and product type (
Def. Active
indicator) to enable entries in the
Deferral from
field in the application.
In the
Repayment Settlement/Change
section, you can select the
Repayment Settlement
field in cases of a partial payoff. If the field is selected, any repayments that have still not been settled on the payoff due date are settled. As a result, these repayments reduce the interest calculation capital on the payoff due date, rather than at a later date. This field is only relevant for partial payoffs. If, in the case of a full payoff, a repayment has been made before the payoff due date, but the repayment settlement date falls after the payoff due date, the repayment settlement date is always shifted to the payoff due date.In cases of a full payoff this field is for display only.
Note
You can define a default proposal for the
Repayment Settlement
field in the IMG activity
Define Template.
The system calculates the
Repayment not settled
in contract currency for the payoff due date and displays it for information purposes.
If the payoff function is being used for a loan based on the actual principle (in which the annuity payment installment stays the same), you can simulate full clearing of the payoff flows by an incoming payment by selecting the field
Full Clearing.
In annuity and installment loans you can use the
Repayment Change Indicator
, which you could select from the
Key Data
tab page, to change the conditions in the context of a partial payoff.
Shorten term, save new end of term
When you activate or post the payoff, the system reduces the term of the loan and automatically saves the new term end date in the condition header of the contract on the
Conditions: Basic Data
tab.
Keep same term, change repayment automatically
When you activate or post the payoff, the system reduces the payment installment, whereby the term of the loan stays the same. The new payment installment is automatically saved in the condition items for the contract. The condition items are also assigned the new
Effective from
date that specifies the next repayment calculation period.
Shorten term, do not save new end of term
When you activate the payoff, the system reduces the term of the loan. In this case, the new term end date is not saved in the condition header of the contract.
Change repayment manually
On the
Details
tab, you can enter the
Effective from
date, the
Repayment rate
in percent, the
Payment installment
and the amount for the
Calculation basis
manually. You cannot enter an
Effective from
date that is earlier than the payoff due date.
Note
You can define a default value for the
Repayment Change
indicator in the IMG activity
Define Template
. If necessary, you can change this default proposal when you enter a payoff in the application.
Each time you change the payoff due date (
Due on
) during the fixed period, the system automatically adjusts the annuity repayment condition in accordance with the
Repayment Change
indicator. If the payoff due date, and therefore the start of the repayment period following the due date, falls outside the fixed period, the subsequent conditions are not adjusted automatically.
If you make a repayment change for a partial payoff, a traffic light icon indicates whether there is a
repayment clash
.
Red traffic light: You cannot create a new repayment condition.
Yellow traffic light: You can create a new repayment condition. However, it is questionable that this will produce the desired result.In this case, you must check the conditions.
Green: You can create a new repayment condition, the conditions are correct.
In addition, the system displays other data relating to the repayment change, such as the repayment rate and payment installment.
You can select
Choose Details
, to display information data for the corresponding condition type on the
Condition details
screen.