Debt Default Period Panel Options
In the Create Debt Default Period panel, when you create a debt default period, you can select various options based on the requirements of your business.
The following are the options in the Create Debt Default Period panel.
Option | Tag | Description |
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Add Periods Based On | 1256 | Indicates whether to set up a default period for all holders of the bonds, for all holders of a specific security type, or to set up a rule for a specific entity/security grouping. Options include:
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Add Periods for All Accounting Bases | 1257 | If you set up a debt default period for an entity/security combination, this option determines whether the system adds debt default period rules for all accounting basis for the entity or for a single accounting basis. Options include:
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Entity ID | 1163 | Conditional. Specifies the unique identifier of the entity. This value, which appears only in the panel's lower pane, is required if you set up an Entity Name & Security debt default period rule. When you select a value from the lookup, you see the value for Entity Name (tag 1164) and Account (tag 5). Otherwise, this field is hidden and is not required. |
Entity Name | 1164 | Conditional. Specifies the name of the entity. This field is a dynamic lookup for all established entities in Eagle Accounting. The Entity Name field is required when you set up an Entity Name & Security debt default period rule. When you enter the entity name, Eagle Accounting displays values for the Entity ID and Account fields. Otherwise, this field is hidden and is not required. |
Account | 5 | Conditional. Hidden. The Account field is the primary key for the Entity table. This value is required when you set up an entity and security debt default period rule. When you enter the Entity Name or Entity ID field, Eagle Accounting returns the values for the Account field. If you set up a security debt default period, this field is not required. |
Accounting Basis | 21 | Required. Identifies the accounting basis for the debt default period. If you set the Add Debt Default Periods Based On (tag 1256) field to a value of:
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Asset ID Type | 1432 | Â Specifies the primary asset identifier type for the security, such as CUSIP, ISIN, and SEDOL. |
Asset ID | 14 | Required. Specifies the primary asset identifier for the security. The lookup shows all established securities that are eligible for the earnings process. When you enter a value, you see the Issue Name and Asset ID Type values. |
Issue Name | 961 | Required. Specifies the name of the security. The lookup shows all established securities that are eligible for the earnings process. When you select a value, you see the Asset ID and Asset ID Type values. |
Issue Date | 68 | Displays the original date of issue for the selected security. |
Security Type | 82 | Conditional. Identifies the security type for the debt default period. If you set the Add Default Periods Based On field to a value of Security Type, the dynamic lookup shows all available security types. |
Maturity Date | 38 | Displays the date on which the selected security matures. |
Default Type | 1551 | Required. Identifies the stream of income that you do not want to process and determines whether to back out period-to-date OID when the bond goes into default. Options include:
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Default Start Date | 220 | Specifies the date that the bond goes into default. Set this date to the start of the coupon period in which the bond went into default. |
Comments | 4852 | Specifies the reason for defining the debt default period. If you use this option to discontinue accruals and to continue amortization for swaps when a swap contract is not actually in default, you can enter a comment to track the reason for your entry. |
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