AUC asset settlement to assets

Hi Experts,
I have an AUC asset amount flows from GR/IR and Miro. I need to settle it to multiple assets. I was able to distribute AUC to different assets through AIAB. Once this is done, when i go for settlement(AIBU) its giving an error msg " Settlement amount> Available amount" . I have checked the amount and found to be correct. No discrepancy in data is observed.
Thanks,
Sasidhar

hi
check the percentage maintained against each settlement rule
Edited by: AP on Apr 3, 2009 10:22 AM

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check note 459719, if it solves the problem.
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settings to make, see the Release Note structure under FI (r) *Release Notes
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