Purpose
Maintain a lender-level book that proves back to facility totals while preserving the agreement’s allocation rules and effective dates.
Responsibility map
Roles and boundaries
Facility control
Owns aggregate commitments, utilisations, availability and transaction status.
Lender position control
Maintains lender shares, effective dates and transfer-driven changes.
Accrual or billing control
Calculates lender entitlements for interest, fees and other amounts.
Reconciliation owner
Proves facility totals, lender sub-ledger and cash or general-ledger records.
Operational sequence
Workflow and controls
Establish denominator
Identify the eligible commitment or outstanding population for the event.
Calculate shares
Apply eligible lender percentages to the transaction amount.
Post positions
Update aggregate and lender-level balances with the same effective date.
Reconcile
Compare position, accrual, cash and accounting records.
Position logic
Calculations and concepts
Pro-rata percentage
Eligible lender amount divided by the event’s eligible aggregate denominator.
Allocated amount
Transaction total multiplied by the approved percentage, subject to currency rounding.
Availability
Commitment less relevant utilisations and reserves, as defined by the facility.
Risk and quality
Control checklist
- Version effective-dated lender shares.
- Prove lender totals to each facility and currency.
- Document non-pro-rata treatment and approval.
- Separate timing differences from unresolved breaks.
Exception handling
Common breaks and response
Lender shares total 99.99% after rounding.
Controlled response: Apply the documented residual convention and retain the calculation evidence.
A transfer is effective mid-interest period.
Controlled response: Follow the transfer terms for settlement and accrued entitlement; do not assume economic and record dates are identical.
Practical context
Commitment share is not the answer
A facility has different funded positions across tranches. Operations first identifies the event’s eligible tranche and denominator before calculating any lender amount.
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