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Former Member
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Hi,

I want to create Government Securities with fixed interest rates

The following are the details:

Date of Purchase Details:

Clean Price: 99.7600

Face Value:  INR 1 00 000

Interest: 1.0056

Dirty Price: 100.77

Settlement Details:

Accrued  Interest:

Clean Settlement

Dirty Settlement

Charges and taxes

Please guide me how to handle the above transaction.

with regards

raju

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grigoriy_babitskiy
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'CLEAN PRICE' - The price of a coupon bond not including any accrued interest. A clean price is the discounted future cash flows, not including any interest accruing on the next coupon payment date. Immediately following each coupon payment, the clean price will equal the dirty price.

Clean Price = Dirty Price - Accrued Interest

'DIRTY PRICE' -  A bond pricing quote referring to the price of a coupon bond that includes the present value of all future cash flows, including interest accruing on the next coupon payment. The dirty price is how the bond is quoted in most European markets, and is the price an investor will pay to acquire the bond.

Accrued interest purchased -  Interest on bonds is payable by the issuer on the coupon date. The investor should account for the interest on

the coupon date. However, the interest accrues on the bond on a daily basis even though it is paid periodically as per the terms of the bond. The terms of corporate bonds usually specify a semiannual or quarterly basis. Hence when the bond is purchased, the investor actually pays not merely for the value of the bond but also for the interest element from the previous coupon date until the date of the trade. This is known as accrued interest on the bond and the price that is quoted along with the accrued interest is known as a "dirty price." The accounting standard requires that the accrued interest purchased should not be capitalized along with the bond cost, but should be taken to the accrued interest purchased account. This is reversed on the date on which the investor accounts for the first interest receipt after acquiring the bonds.

Your clean price = 0,9976 * 100 000 = 99 760

Your dirty price    = 1,0077 * 100 000 = 100 770

Accrued interest = 1010

As i don't know all the details about Security purchase, i will give aproximate example

tr. FWZZ

tr. TS01

grigoriy_babitskiy
Active Contributor
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Settlement Details:

Accrued  Interest:

Clean Settlement

Dirty Settlement

Charges and taxes

Please guide me how to handle the above transaction.

I don't understand what is Clean & Dirty Settlement? Can you tell me a little bit more?

Accrued Interest - use TPM44/TPM45

Charges - you can enter them on "Other flow" tab in TS01 transaction.

Pay attention to "capitalized" and "not capitalized" flow. Capitalized flow will increase your book value of transaction.

Taxes: explained earlier

former_member198450
Active Contributor
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Dear Krishna,

Grigoriy has already covered most of customization,

Please follow below step.

Create Security class: FWZZ for any of below bond and follow below process

04I for Bonds

04N for G-Sec

04J for Zero Coupon Instruments

Purchase:  Create deal : FTR_create (100)

Settle deal : FTR_EDIT

Posting entry: TBB1

Accrual/Deferral (TPM44)

Amortization (TPM1)

Update Market Price ( FW18)

Corporate action:

Dividend: FWZE/FWSO

In case this is part of process- Change in face value of share

Create corporate action: FWKO

Post corporate action: FWKB

Sale: Create deal : FTR_create (200)

Settle deal : FTR_EDIT

Posting entry: TBB1

Regards,

Jain

Former Member
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Hi,

In T Code TS01

I have created transaction for INR 5,00,00,000 (5 Crore)

When clicking on Coupons, the base amount shows INR 1,00,000

Is it correct?

How to pick the INR 1,00,000

please explain

with regards

raju

grigoriy_babitskiy
Active Contributor
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Dear, Krishna.

Base amount for "Coupon" button -

is usually Nominal value for your security.

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Answers (1)

grigoriy_babitskiy
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Dear, Krishna.

Do you buy or issue securities?

Former Member
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Hi Grigoriy,

Client investing in Government securities means Buy  Government Securities and Sell Government Securities

with regards

raju