Sap Banking - Fixed Term Migration

Someone was Fixed Term Migration? Which is the best technique?
Thank You Very Much, Herná

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bdc s best method s upload the bank related migration.
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Hi,
We have a requirement for SAP Treasury
The requirement is
Fixed Deposits Investment in 10 banks. Shall we assign 10 GL Accounts 10 Banks or Single GL account is fulfill the requirement.
If Single GL account is fulfill the requirement, How to get Reports?
Scenario 1: 1 GL Account is assigned to fixed deposits in different banks
How to get Report of Particular bank and Particular Investment
with regards

Hi Krishna,
I guess it should be sufficient to have just 1 G/L account for the position of fixed-term deposits, as you can use the standard report TPM12 to report over outstanding position per different Business partner, which is equal to different bank you deal with on a specific date. the advantage of this report is that you can even report over periods, which are in the future, therefore no data is transferred to accounting yet.
hope this will help you.
Kind regards,
Renatas

SAP banking solution system

Hello, I would like to ask
So how can the system ECC6 banking solutions into the system?
For example, SE62 are then converted into retail banking which are also T-CODE
Thanks

Martin,
The SAP banking solution has the following functionalities You can have a detail of each one of these on hekp.sap.com website.
Banking     1
1 Product Management
1.1 Definition of New Offerings
1.1.1 Market and Customer Research
1.1.2 Developing New Offerings
1.1.3 Simulation and Testing
1.2 Launch of New Offerings
1.2.1 Providing Documentation
1.2.2 Rolling Out to Sales
1.2.3 Implementing in Operations
1.2.4 Implementing in Business Management
1.3 Monitoring of New and Existing Offerings
1.3.1 Evaluating Market Penetration
1.3.2 Back Testing
1.3.3 Auditing
1.4 Price Optimization
1.4.1 Setting of financial product rates
1.4.2 Reporting and Analysis of KPI's
1.4.3 Generating 'What-if' Scenarios
2 Customer Management
2.1 Market Analysis
2.1.1 Identifying Market Segments
2.1.2 Analyzing Market Potential
2.1.3 Analyzing Market Penetration
2.2 Customer Acquisition
2.2.1 Managing the Business Partner
2.2.2 Managing Campaigns
2.2.3 Lead Generation
2.2.4 Valuating Potential Customers
2.3 Cross Selling Management
2.3.1 Analyzing Existing Customer Balances
2.3.2 Defining and Monitoring Preconfigured Product Bundles
2.3.3 Analyzing Customer Behavior
2.3.4 Analyzing Regular Incoming Payments
2.3.5 Advice and Sales Execution
2.4 Loyalty Management
2.4.1 Updating Valuation and Classification of Customer with Rating and Scoring
2.4.2 Executing Customer Behavior Analysis
2.4.3 Analyzing Customer Performance
2.4.4 Managing Campaigns
2.4.5 Wealth Management
2.4.6 Finance Management
2.4.7 Going Public Advisory
3 Sales Management
3.1 Account Origination
3.1.1 Analyzing Customer Data and Requirements
3.1.2 Calculating and Creating Customer-Specific Offers
3.1.3 Underwriting, Risk Assessment and Validation
3.1.4 Closing and Funding
3.2 Servicing of Existing Customers
3.2.1 Maintaining Customer Data
3.2.2 Managing Complaints
3.2.3 Executing Campaigns
3.2.4 Providing Information to the Customer
3.2.5 Entering Payment Data
3.2.6 Entering Locks
3.2.7 Delivering Check Books
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3.3.1 Tracking Financial News
3.3.2 Analyzing Customer Status
3.3.3 Giving Pro- and Reactive Advice
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4.1 Finance Operations
4.1.1 Creating and Disbursing Loans
4.1.2 Managing Incoming Payments
4.1.3 Managing Collateral
4.1.4 Default
4.1.5 Managing Business Operations
4.2 Payments/Check Order Operations
4.2.1 Managing Payment Media
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4.2.4 Executing Exception Handling/Repair
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4.2.8 Managing Archives
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4.3.3 Handling Exceptions
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4.3.6 Executing Cash Concentration
4.3.7 Executing Intraday Calculation
4.3.8 Managing Bank Statements
4.3.9 Managing Archives
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4.4.1 Managing Customer Limit Checks
4.4.2 Managing Periodic Settlement
4.4.3 Managing Customer Conditions
4.4.4 Managing Tax Statements
4.4.5 Managing Bank Statements
4.4.6 Managing Posting Locks
4.4.7 Evaluating Limits
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4.5.2 Managing Trading Settlement
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4.5.4 Managing Postings
4.5.5 Managing Payments/Clearing
4.5.6 Executing Valuation
4.5.7 Managing Accruals/Deferrals
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5.1.1 Classic General Ledger
5.1.2 Accounts Receivable
5.1.3 Accounts Payable
5.1.4 Contract Accounting (Corporate Function)
5.1.5 Fixed Asset Accounting
5.1.6 Bank Accounting (Corporate Function)
5.1.7 Cash Journal Accounting
5.1.8 Inventory Accounting
5.1.9 Tax Accounting
5.1.10 Accrual Accounting
5.1.11 Local Close
5.1.12 Financial Statements
5.1.13 Accounting for Financial Instruments (Subledger)
5.1.14 Reconciliation of Local GAAP data with IFRS data (Merge)
5.1.15 Determining Financial Reporting Data
5.2 Management Accounting
5.2.1 Profit Center Accounting
5.2.2 Cost Center and Internal Order Accounting
5.2.3 Project Accounting
5.2.4 Investment Management
5.2.5 Profitability Accounting
5.2.6 Accounting for Financial Instruments (Integrated Financial and Management Accounting)
5.2.7 Profitability Analysis
5.2.8 Management Reporting
5.3 Consolidation
5.3.1 Legal and Management Consolidation
5.4 Bank Planning
5.4.1 Strategic Planning
5.4.2 Workforce Planning
5.4.3 Sales Planning
5.4.4 Profitability Planning
5.4.5 Cost Planning
5.5 Credit Risk Management
5.5.1 Managing Global Credit Limits
5.5.2 Early Warning System
5.5.3 Credit Portfolio Management
5.5.4 Calculation of regulatory capital requirements for credit risks acc. to Basel II, EU CRD and national. legislation
5.5.5 Stress Testing
5.5.6 Calibration and Validation of Credit Risk Models (Rating Models, LGD-, PD- and CCF Models)
5.5.7 Reporting layer for disclosure (e.g. Basel II reports), COREP and internal reporting
5.6 Market Risk Management
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5.6.2 Early Warning System
5.6.3 Managing Market Data
5.6.4 Internal Market Risk Model
5.6.5 Back Testing
5.7 Asset Liability Management
5.7.1 Asset Liability Management Analytics
5.7.2 Simulation
5.7.3 Planning
5.7.4 Hedging
5.7.5 Reporting
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5.8 Operational Risk Management
5.8.1 Sarbanes-Oxley Act
5.8.2 Anti Money Laundering
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Fixed term deposit cfm

Hai experts i have one issue that is
Am posting fixed term deposit using the t-code TBB1 system showing on error
(House bank not specified in the flow) at same time fixed term bonds posting using same t-code entry will be pass ,error only come FD CAN U GIVE THE CLARIFICATION .PLS URGENT

Hi,
basically if you want to post a flow whether it is from FTD or security contract you have to define payment instructions if the flow is customized as posting relevant. So I guess that the flows for the security transaction (if I understand it right with the fixed term bond) are not defined as posting relevant resp. the assigned update types. Please check this setting.
Regards
Robert

Fixed term deposit - Rollover

Hi Friends,
We are implementing ECC 6.0 FSCM and we have the following scenario to cater :
- To create a new fixed term deposit from the funds of 3 house banks. Kindly guide me step by step in configuration and to create new FD
- To rollover existing FD with additional funds from 2 house banks. Kindly guide me with step by step in configuration and manual to do so.
Thanks in advance...

Hi,
Once you have status reversed, you cannot do anything further with the transaction.
If you have already posted the flow before reversing, you can post the reversal of those flows in TPM10.
Once you have reversed there can be no longer any postings that can be done to the transaction. You need to create a new transaction for processing further.
P.S: There is a separate forum for treasury applications and hence would request you to post there for getting better response.
Regards,
Ravi

SAP Treasury - Fixed Deposits Product Type 51A

Hi,
I have one question.
I invested in Same Bank Example CITI Bank but different in branches
CITI Bank - Hyderabad 1 crore invested in Fixed Deposit
CITI Bank - Bangalore - 1 crore invested in Fixed Deposit
CITI Bank - Mumbai 1 Crore Invested In Fixed Deposit
Interest rate is same
But Maturity Period is Different
In the report, I need Bank Details and Branch Details
At the time of Creation of Transaction - I want to add Bank and Bank Branch Details is it possible
I want to create purchase transactions Branch wise. Is it possible
With regards
raju

Hi Krishna,
if you want to see deals per branch, then these branches need to be represented as separate Business partners (BPs) in the system. as per your example you will have 3 fixed term deposits with their own specific conditions (rate, maturity, etc.) with the branches of CITI (in Hyderabad, Bangalore and Mumbai).
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Hi,
We are presently working on the SAP Banking suite , mainly on SAP Loans Management and SAP Collateral Management. We would now like to look into SAP Bank Analyzer. Can SAP Bank Analyzer be accessed in SAP ECC 6.0 ? If not, request you to clarify if this can be provided as an add-on or is it available in a different platform and if additional licences are required.
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SAP Bank Analyzer has never been part of SAP ECC. It is shipped as part of Banking Services from SAP.
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SAP Bank Analyzer in Banking services

Hi All,
Need some details about the SAP Bank Analyzer in Banking services.
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Ulrich

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Dual "Define Account Determination" under SAP Banking ??

Hi, all
There are two "Define Account Determination" transaction under IMG SAP Banking:
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Thanks.

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