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Overview

Netting multiple forward contracts is possible when you have multiple open contracts for the same customer and for the same underlying asset. The contracts can be on either side (buy/sell) and have various maturity dates. Netting will create a new forward contract that has a quantity (principle amount)  that is equal to the sum of all the selected contracts to be netted and have the dirty price (spot price) that is the weighted average of the dirty prices of all the selected contracts to be netted.

Get Started

To net multiple contracts select all the contracts to be netted from the Contracts data grid in the main window. Multiple select can be done by holding down the Control button while selecting the contracts with the mouse. With multiple contracts selected right click one of the selected contract and choose Netting from the context menu.

The Netting Window

Start date, expiry date, interests and fees for the new contract are set in the netting window. The start date will determine when the new contract will become active and the forward price will be determined from the start date. Expiry date sets the maturity of the contract and final interest date will be determined on the expiry date, T-1 for bonds and T-3 for stocks. Netting Fee and Transaction Fee will effect the New Dirty Price (spot price) for the new contract, The default value for the New Interest Rate and New Interest Rate Fee will be the average interest rate of selected contracts to be netted.

 

Field

Description

  

Symbol

The symbol of the underlying instrument.

Quantity

Number of shares being bought or sold.

Trade Date

The creation date of the trade.

Settlement Date

The value date when the trade becomes active (T+1 for bonds or T+3 for equity)

Clean Price

Clean price on the market.

Dirty Price

Dirty price is clean price plus accrued interest on the settlement date.

Execution + Other Fee bp

Execution fee is the fee that the broker charges for the trade. Other fee is typically a back office fee.

Dirty Price Incl. Fee

Dirty Price Incl. Fee = Dirty Price + execution fee + other fee.

Trade Amount

The transaction underlying traded value.  Dirty price incl. fee *  Quantity

Forward Contract Details

Forward contract details grouped together.

Creation date

The date when  the contract is created.

Expiry Date

The maturity date the contract will expire.

Final Interest Date

The next bank day or the settlement date after the contract expires (T+1 for bonds or T+3 for equity). 

Opening Fee

Is  a fee that the bank charges for creating the contract.

Dirty Price Incl Fee

This is the spot price of the contract.  It includes the Dirty price + execution fee + other fee + opening fee

 

 

 

 

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