IS Utilities -DM tables

Hi,
Can anyone please give me the table names used in IS Utilities in DM(Deposit Management) along wth their inter relation ships?
Thanks,
Anitha

Dear Anita,
it's true Deposit Management is a portion of the "customer financials management" capabilities of credit&collection management.
Since this a wording from a business, but not SAP component/function module point of view, it may be a bit more work to drill down.
Since the terms "Deposits Management" is used also in banking, as the component name for one of the applications on the banking services platform, but isn't identical at all,
I can only advise you to drill down on FI-CA and its credit & collection management area.
regards Ralf

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