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Transaction Types

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Description

Financial meaning

Transaction types ensure that every economic event is correctly classified, allowing accurate portfolio valuation, performance calculation, risk analysis, compliance reporting, and accounting.

Platform abstraction

In the platform, transaction types drive the business logic behind how each transaction affects the portfolio structure and cash flows. They determine treatment in reconciliation, reporting, valuation, and accounting processes.

Examples

Transaction Types include:

  • Buy/Sell: buying or selling of instruments (e.g., stocks, bonds).

  • Coupon/Dividend: income received from holding an instrument.

  • Deposit/Withdrawal: cash movement into or out of the portfolio.

  • Expense/Income (Non-instrument): operational or external income/expense not tied directly to instruments.

  • Expense/Other Income (Instrument-related): expenses or additional income tied specifically to an instrument.

  • FX Forward: a forward contract to exchange currencies at a future date.

  • FX Trade: spot or forward transactions for currency exchange.

  • Position Daily: daily valuation update for open positions.

  • Position Initial: initial entry of a position into the system.

  • Standard (Import): imported transactions from external systems.

  • Transfer: internal movement of assets or cash between portfolios.

  • None: undefined or uncategorized transactions.

Cookbook

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F.A.Q.

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