Eagle's Accounting solution provides several ways for you to transfer entity information. An interportfolio transfer (IPT) is the transfer of positions and/or lots from one entity to another entity or entities. An intraportfolio transfer is a transfer within an entity.

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In the Run an Interportfolio Transfer panel, you can manually transfer a position and/or lots from a single security from one entity to another entity. After you submit the panel, the system transfers the position and/or lots. In the Run Interest Rate Swap Transfer panel, you can manually transfer an interest rate swap position and/or lots from a single security from one entity to another entity. 

Override Non Financial Data on From and To Side Transactions

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Be aware that historical logic for Trade Ticket Number (tag 761) is slightly different from that used for the broker or trade ticket number. For manual non-taxable transfers (at amortized or original cost), the Trade Ticket Number value populates on the To transactions but not the From transactions. For manual taxable transfers (at market price), the Trade Ticket Number value does not populate on the To transactions or the From transactions.

Use Manual Interportfolio Transfers with Derivatives

You can use a manual interportfolio transfer to support contract novation for certain types of derivatives when you use the Market transfer method. Contract novation is an act in contract and business law that either replaces a contract obligation with a new one, adds an obligation, or replaces a party to the agreement. It is a legal process of ending a contract between the original trading counterparties and creates two new contracts between the original trading counterparty and the central counterparty. You can use the Run an Interportfolio Transfer panel to transfer a credit default index (CDX) swap using the Market transfer method. Or you can use the Run Interest Rate Swap Transfer panel to transfer an interest rate swap using the Market transfer method. During the transfer, you can modify the clearing broker. 

About Rule-Based Interportfolio Transfers

You can transfer one security from one entity to one or more entities. Or you can transfer one or more securities from one entity to another entity. You can perform a rule-based interportfolio transfer by first defining a single step or a multi step interportfolio transfer rule with the transfer criteria and then triggering that transfer rule to execute the transfer. If you define an interportfolio transfer rule for a multi basis entity and you want to use different price/transfer methods for the accounting bases, you can use the multi basis transfer rule election panels to identify the price/transfer method to use for each accounting basis during the interportfolio transfer. 

Process Interportfolio Transfer Activity Only on Lots That Passed Settlement Date

By default, the system processes interportfolio transfers against any lot based on trade date. However, you can ensure that the system processes interportfolio transfers only against settled lots for a specified accounting basis. To do so, you can set the Deliver By Settlement Dt (tag 18298) field to Yes and set the Begin Date By Settlement (tag 18299) field to the date that the processing only for settled lots goes into effect. These options apply to processing for both interportfolio transfers and delivers. They apply only to interportfolio transfers where you set the Quantity Ratio field to Quantity and define a quantity transfer amount. 

For more information about these options, see Create/Edit Entity Panel Options, Create Master Fund Panel Options, or Add a Basis to a Portfolio Panel Options for Entities.