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Product Configurator
Account Creation
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Overview / Content
Origination
Product
Account
Conditions
Insurance
Interfaces
Configurator
Creation
Management
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Terminology
Overview
Creating a Contract
Account Contract Features
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Terminology
Loan Contract
A formal contractual agreement established between a lending
institution and a borrower
Installment Loan
A solution that allows borrowers to repay a loan over a specific period of time, on
a payment schedule
For loans functionality, the SAP Banking Services 5.0 contains two logical sets of
accounts for a loan contract:
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Terminology
Overview
Creating a Contract
Account Contract Features
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Contract: Overview
Contract Components:
Org. Unit
Product
Default values
Fixed values
Feature characteristics
Field selection
Contract
Business Partner
Account holder
Card holder
Correspondence Recipient
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Contract Framework
Central Contract Element
- Product category
- BP role
- Contract status
- BP number
General ledger
- Live from
- Contract currency
- Netting group
Posting control
- Posting control group
- Flag: Suppress check
- Flag: Processing account
Limits
Specialization "Account
- Bank country
- Bank key
- Account number
- Flag: No check digit calculation
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-Limit category
- Limit currency
Account settlement
Payment details
General attributes,
Outside World
Business Partner
Shows the kind of business partner by category, role, data like name, birth date etc.
Correspondence Recipient
It determines the recipient by way of the business partners in the loan contract.
Condition Fixing
Describes a timeline for which conditions are not changed and what is the determination
date of the used conditions (This features belongs only to conditions that own the proper
condition determination settings).
Agreement
Describes the normally limited timeline of an agreement with the bank customer. In the
product settings is defined if and how the timeline can be changed. It contains other
information like the date of instruction of the customer or the end of the notice lock
period. The Agreement owns a status as well.
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Payment Agreement
Describes the agreement of amounts to be paid by a customer.
Payment Details
Contains process related payment information e.g. direct debit.
Financial Conditions
A rule specifying which financial (exact debit interest rate, for example) or date-related
(quarterly settlement, for example) consequences result for banking transactions when
certain prerequisites are met (such as credit limit exceeded for X days, account of
product category Y). Conditions are normally part of a contractual agreement (condition
agreement) between the customer and the bank and are used by the bank as basis for
managing accounts and cards, for example.
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Cash Flow
The movements of money into and out of a business during an accounting period. This
includes all receipts and payments of cash and is an indication of a company's financial
strength.
Billing
Billing (BL) is responsible for handle expected payment items for a corresponding
contract (e.g. loan account) and send this items on an also specified date to a due item
Management.
Insurance
The Insurance Handler allows to store information about insurances related to loan accounts.
The system collects the insurance premiums from the customer and disburses them to the
insurance companys. The Insurance Handler also allows to reconcile the insurance master data
with the Insurance Companies.
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Settlement
The entire functionality with which the interest and charges are calculated in the context of the
periodic tasks for all due contracts in a certain settlement period. The resulting obligations
between the customer and the bank are posted.
Settlements can be carried out for the following contract specializations:
- Accounts
- Cards
- Account pools
- Card pools
- An appropriate settlement frequency can be set for all contracts of a product, or
individually for one contract.
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Overview
Creating a Contract
Account Contract Features
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Create a new
agreement
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Overview
Creating a Contract
Account Contract Features
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Change Contract
System attributes:
Can not be changed manually as they are set by the system
Order attributes:
You can only change these attributes using processes or orders
(status -> account closure, for example). Orders take account of the
mutual dependencies of the functions affected by the operation
Changeable attributes:
These attributes are always changeable (but you can exclude them from
being changed)
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Conditions Model in AM
The respective account product is the link between the conditions and the account
contract
You use condition groups to apply values to standard conditions and assign them
to the account product
You store individual conditions in the account contract
Product
Settlement
Transaction
Event
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Individual Conditions
These apply for one account contract only and depend on
the standard conditions stored for the product.
They replace the standard conditions. If the time period for individual
conditions is restricted, the standard conditions apply after the validity period
expires.
You can store them at any time in the contract.
The account product must permit the assignment of individual conditions.
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Event
Description
Date
Time
Author
0001
Contract Start
01/01/2001
11:01:41
F002345
0002
Last Change
03/25/2002
22:45:03
G343445
0003
Product Change
03/25/2002
22:45:03
G343445
Periodically
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This represents the duration for which the Commitment capital and
the conditions assigned to a contract takes effect
The following data must be entered during loan contract creation:
Start of term
Term
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