Futures Valuation You valuate the
futures balance sheet account
and the
variation margin balance sheet account
with the
execute valuation
function. You can reverse using the
reverse valuation
function.
Rate gains/losses are posted or created in accordance with the settings for creating derived business transactions either with the
post and fix
or the
update
function. Both of these transactions can be found in the
Derived Business Transactions
area.
You must make the following settings in Customizing:
Define a
one-step price valuation procedure
and a
foreign currency valuation procedure.
Choose
Variation Margin
as the component for valuation in the foreign currency valuation procedure.
Define a
position management procedure
which contains the previously defined valuation procedure. In addition, under
Liability/Asset Position
the system proposes
Manage Assets and Liabilities Balance Sheet Account.
Update types must be redefined for the key date valuation and entered under
One-step: Separate balance sheet accounts
.
You will also need to enter update types for the foreign currency valuation of the variation margin under
Foreign currency valuation
.
You must then define relevant update types for futures under
Rate gains/losses
for derived business transactions.
Account determination
is adjusted for all new update types. Account symbols for the asset and liabilities balance sheet account need to be defined as well as posting specifications for postings.
You can now create, valuate and resell futures positions. For the key date valuation and the closing (also partial closing) of open business transactions, flows are created and if necessary posted according to Customizing settings.
For more information, see the implementation guide (IMG) and
Account Determination for Valuating Futures
.
For general information about futures, see Listed Derivatives/Futures.