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In the Post Fund of Funds Allocation panel, you can process fund of funds cash allocations. When you process fund of funds cash allocations, the system calculates the cash flow amount and the trade amount for each underlying fund/security for the fund of funds structure. It calculates the cash flow based on cash buffer targets, lower bound and upper boands. It calculates the cash flow of the top-level fund and then uses this cash flow and applies it to each underlying fund of funds security held by the top-level fund. It calculates the trade amount for each underlying security based on a calculation for the appropriate fund of funds allocation method. For detailed information about the fund of funds allocation process, see Understand the Fund of Funds Allocation Process.

To post fund of funds allocations: 

  1. In Accounting Center, in the left navigation pane, click Fund Accounting Allocations > Allocations Post Fund of Funds Allocation.
    You see the Post Fund of Funds Allocation panel.

  2. In the Entity ID and Entity Name fields, specify the unique identifier or name of the master fund, or top-level fund.
    You must select a master fund with a fund of funds allocation rule assigned in the FOF Allocation Rule field at the entity level. 

  3. In the Valuation Date field, specify the valuation date for the entity. 

  4. Click Submit.

The fund of funds allocation process creates trades in a Pending status.You must manually release those trades to the STAR accounting engine after you review them. For more information, see List Pending Trades for Fund of Funds Allocations and View Loopbacks for Fund of Funds Pending Trades.

You can also use the List Fund of Funds Allocation & Cash Flow panel to review the detailed results of the allocation process.

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