In the Conversion of Position to Eagle STAR panel, which you can access from the Book Trade tool, you can process conversion transactions that reflect group-level Expected Credit Losses. The Conversion of Position to Eagle STAR panel can reflect expected credit losses only for fixed income positions that are Long. These fields are displayed only for fixed income positions that have an ECL Method field value of Non-US Treatment with regulatory categories of FVOCI/AC or US Treatment with regulatory categories of AFS/HTM. Otherwise, the fields are hidden.
The Conversion of Position to Eagle STAR panel includes the following fields for fixed income positions.
Option | Tag | Description |
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Conversion Information Local | ||
Purchased Impaired | 16999 | Indicates whether the position is credit impaired. Options include:
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Expected Credit Loss Local | 16990 | Specifies the value of the local Expected Credit Loss allowance. If you specify a value, you must additional specify a value for the Regulatory Intent field and the Expected Credit Loss Stage field. |
Regulatory Intent | 2921 | Indicates the regulatory intent associated with positions that have a regulatory category of AFS (Available for Sale). You must specify a value if you enter a value for the Expected Credit Loss Local field. Options include:
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Expected Credit Loss Stage | 7100 | Identifies the Expected Credit Loss stage. You must specify a value if you enter a value for the Expected Credit Loss Local field or if you set the Purchased Impaired option to Yes. Options include:
??? This says IFRS only. Does that mean applies only to positions that use an ECL Method field value of Non-US Treatment or say non-IFRS? |
For conversion transactions on IFRS accounting bases, Eagle accounting rules and posting matrix post ECL ledger entries to Accumulated Undistributed Income and Accumulated Allowance For ECL.
For conversion transactions on US GAAP accounting bases, Eagle accounting rules and posting matrix post ECL ledger entries to Cost Of Investments and Accumulated Allowance For ECL.
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