
Transfer Category
Definition
The transfer category controls how, in the case of a position transfer (for example, a position class transfer or a securities account transfer) the position components in the target position are to be filled where the target position components do not match the source position components. This can be the case if the source and target positions have different position management procedures.
Example:
When a bond position is being transferred, it may be the case that the 'old' position management procedure calls for amortization whereas the 'new' position management procedure does not.
The position components are filled by the balance sheet transfer's derived business transactions. When the derived business transactions are generated for the operative business transaction (valuation class transfer or securities account transfer), the transfer category of the target position is read and appropriate flows are generated.
We differentiate between the following two transfer categories:
All position components are transferred 1 to 1 even if one of the components is not used in the target position.
This ensures that the only components transferred to are those that are used in the target position.
The following rules were defined for this:
® The amount in the 'Amortization' component of the source position is posted to the 'Security valuation' component of the target position.
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The amount in the 'Security valuation' component of the source position is posted to the 'Amortization' component of the target position.
® The amount in the 'Index valuation' component of the source position is posted to the 'Security valuation' component of the target position.
® The amount in the 'Index valuation' component of the source position is posted to the 'Amortization' component of the target position.
® The amount in the 'Index valuation' component of the source position is posted to the 'Security valuation' component of the target position.
® The amount in the ' Foreign exchange valuation' component of the source position is posted to the 'Amortization' component of the target position.
® The valuation components that do not affect the P&L are cleared in the source position. The amounts from the valuation components not affecting the P&L are posted to the appropriate P&L accounts.
