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To book a transaction for foreign capital stock for hedge share classes:

1. In Accounting Center, in the left navigation pane, click Fund Accounting > Cap Stock > Transactions > Book Non Base Capital Stock.
   You see the Book Non Base Capital Stock panel.

2. In the Entity ID or Entity Name fields, enter the fund for the transaction.
   In this example, you select fund FX45. You see the base currency for the entity in the Account Currency field. It is USD in this example.

3. In the Share Class field, select the share class.
   In this example, you select a hedge share class, B.

4. In the Asset Currency field, select the non base currency.
   In this example, you select BZD.

5. In the Local to Base FX Rate field, specify the foreign exchange rate used to calculate the net base amount.

6. Complete the remaining options in the Book Non Base Capital Stock panel.

7. Click Submit.

The following figure shows an example of the Book Non Base Capital Stock panel. In the example, you book a transaction for fund FX45’s share class B. When you select the entity, the Account Currency displays as USD. You set the Asset Currency field to BZD and complete the remaining fields in the panel.

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To settle a transaction for foreign capital stock for hedge share classes:

1. In Accounting Center, in the left navigation pane, click Transactions > Cash > Settlements > Settle Capstock.
   You see the Settle Capstock panel.

2. In the Entity ID or Entity Name fields, enter the fund for the transaction.
   In the Port Comp Type field, you see the master fund type. For example, Mutual Fund.

3. In Cap Stock Event Type, select SUBSCRIPTION or REDEMPTION.

4. In the Share Class field, select the share class.
   The Share Class Hedging field display a value of Y if the share class elected share class hedging.

5. Complete the remaining options in the Book Non Base Capital Stock panel.

6. Click Submit.

The system passes the Share Class Hedging field value in on the settlement event. Currency gain losses are posted directly to the hedge share class rather than the total fund to be allocated to all share classes of the entity.

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