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An example of a mandatory corporate action for a PIK bond that pays in both cash and bond follows. That is, you specify both a cash rate and a baby bond rate.

Add Mandatory PIK Bond Announcement paying part in Cash and part in Bond:

  • Account PIKDEMO owns 1,000,000.00 of ITSA Limited.

  • On 20031220, ITSA Limited pays in kind a Coupon based on an 8% Coupon Rate,

  • And pays in Cash based upon 4%.

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Info

You enter the Baby Bond Price on the Corporate Action Announcement panel in the case of a Mandatory action, or on the Entity Election panel in the case of a Voluntary action. See the previous figure.

In this scenario, Eagle Accounting creates Cash Receivable of 20,000.00, payable on 20031220. Eagle Accounting creates an Open Lot with the following attributes:

Trade Date: 20031215

Settle Date: 20031220

Par:             40,000.00

Price:          99

Cost:           39,600.00

General Ledger Entries

General Ledger Entries created on 20031215 appear in the following table.

General Ledger Entries for Mandatory PIK Bond Paid in Cash/Bond

Trade Date

Accounting Date

Post Date

Ledger Account

Ledger Account Description

dr amt

cr amt

Net dr cr amt

Dec 15 2003

Dec 15 2003

May 21 2004

1007000500

Investments Interest Receivable

0.00

40,000.00

(40,000.00)

Dec 15 2003

Dec 15 2003

May 21 2004

1010000100

Cost of Investments

39,600.00

0.00

39,600.00

Dec 15 2003

Dec 15 2003

May 21 2004

4001000100

Investment Interest Income

400.00

0.00

400.00

Dec 15 2003

Dec 15 2003

May 21 2004

1007000500

Investments Interest Receivable

1,666.67

0.00

1,666.67

Dec 15 2003

Dec 15 2003

May 21 2004

1010000100

Cost of Investments

0.00

142.45

(142.45)

Dec 15 2003

Dec 15 2003

May 21 2004

4001000100

Investment Interest Income

0.00

1,666.67

(1,666.67)

Dec 15 2003

Dec 15 2003

May 21 2004

4001000401

Amortization of Premium

142.45

0.00

142.45






1,809.12

1,809.12

(0.00)