Floating Mark up rates in Leased Asset Accounting

Dear Gurus,
our comapny is going to arrange leased assets (vehicles/Plant and Machinery). we have configured leased Asset Accounting and as Lease Tab is updated according to lease terms, system automatically giving us lease payment schedule.
there is Annual Interest Rate field in lease tab, where we can update annual interest rate
NOw there is requirement from my finance department that sometime they enter in lease agreement with floating market rate (in our country KIBOR+)
so as periodically markup rate is changed, lease installment amount and markup amount will be changed automatically
now please help me how floating mark up rates can be catered in Laesed Asset Accounting. kindly note that i assumed that after 3 month, mark up rate changed and changed thefigures of installement and annual interest rate in Lease tab of Asset master record and as i went to execute automatic interest and depreciation posting, system poped up message of change depreciation amount and if i reclaculte deprecition,depreciation for previous periods is posted which is not desired
Requirement is first three installment calculted at one rate and after three months as mark up rate changed remaining installment amount and markup rate should be changed not already posted data
please help in this regard
BR
sajida

Hi,
I hope, you may need to go for customisation (ABAP programming).
Regards,
Murali

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