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Ledger Stat | Ledger Stat captures ending balances, average balances, income & expense |
Ledger Stat in OFSAA is one of the sources for the transfer pricing and profitability process, for example the amount of expenses incurred in running a bank branch can be derived from the ledger stat. | |
Ledger Stat contains balance sheet and capital allocations | |
Notes on Ledger Stat | Only one ledger stat table exists in each OFSAA instance |
@apps2fusion (Copyright) | New columns cannot be added |
Custom ledger stat tables cannot be registered | |
General Ledger or FAH balances can feed into Ledger Stat. The decision between FAH or GL feeding into Ledger Stat depends upon the level of granularity desired in Ledger Stat. |
Instrument tables | Instrument tables contain the end of day balances at extremely granular level from the source systems |
@apps2fusion (Copyright) | ALM and FTP engine use the information in these tables to calculate NII or Liquidity gaps. |
ALM and FTP engine also write back into these tables with processed results | |
Output of these is fed into a result table | |
Notes on Instrument Tables | Various instrument tables are delivered by Oracle out of the box |
New columns can be added to the existing instrument tables. | |
After the new tables and new columns are registered, these become available to the OFSAA engine. | |
New instrument tables can be added and registered within OFSAA provided they adhere to the standards. This process is straightforward. |
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