4.2.16.7 Specifying Exponential Interest Rate
Table 4-8 Exponential Interest Rate
Field | Description |
---|---|
Rate Basis | This value gets defaulted from Bilateral Loans Product
Definition screen. If required you can change the value.
The following are the options available.
The derived rate calculation along with daily compounding is used to achieve exponential method of calculation. |
Exponential Interest Method | This value gets defaulted from Bilateral Loans Product
Definition screen. You are not allowed to change the
value.
If main interest component is of exponential method, then the system validates the interest basis maintained for penalty interest components are same as main interest component, during save/amend/rollover. |
Exponential Factor Percentage | This value gets defaulted from Bilateral Loans Product
Definition screen.
The Exponential Factor Percentage is 100% for exponential interest and non-exponential interest method. In case of exponential interest method, you can change the Exponential Factor Percentage value. In case of non-exponential interest method an override appears saying for non-exponential interest method the factor percentage is considered as 100%. |
Allow Reporting Only and Reporting Component Type | Allow Reporting Only and Reporting Component
Type are defaulted from Interest Class
Maintenance (LFDINTCL) screen and you cannot modify this
fields as they are read-only fields.
Note: If Allow Reporting only is enabled then the Component does not have any schedules and it is liquidated when the main interest is liquidated. For COSIF the accrual is always on a Actual/ 360 basis, for RAP the amount is deducted upfront and it is reverted during the accruals. COSIF and Main Component is always have the same amount due on the schedule dates which is achieved by adjusting the effective rate for COSIF using the below logicRate_act360 =(((((?Rate?_bu252/100)+1)^( #budays /252))^(360/#days))-1)*100. |
Parent topic: Specifying the ICCF Details