Entity Cash Flow Series

DescriptionA money provision element that describes a regular stream of amounts payable. The frequency is regular but the amounts can vary according to a regular progression (growth and growth type) or to an index. Prorates are not handled in a series of cash flows but are represented as a separate Single Cash Flow. It is possible to express the series of cash flows with a yearly frequency but convert, at some identifiable schedule, these yearly amounts into monthly payments (splitting up of an installment payment).

For example:
A monthly amount payable by ABC Hospital paid over one year to a vendor for 10 large screen TV's for waiting rooms.

Attributes
Anniversary DateAnniversary Date
Cash Flow Series Growth TypeCash Flow Series Growth Type
Growth AmtGrowth Amt
Growth RateGrowth Rate

Generalization
Generalization1Generalization1

Dependencies
 NONE

Reverse Dependencies
 

Attribute Details

 Anniversary Date
DescriptionThe date that is used to calculate the payment due dates for the payments.
Data TypeStandards - Data Domains.ddm/Data Domains/Date [DATE]
Is Part Of PrimaryKeyfalse
Is Requiredfalse
Is Derivedfalse
Is Surrogate Keyfalse



 Cash Flow Series Growth Type
DescriptionIndicates how the amounts for the associated payments or payment dues are derived from the given numerical values.

For example:
Unknown
Stepped
Data TypeStandards - Data Domains.ddm/Data Domains/Enumeration [VARCHAR(20)]
Is Part Of PrimaryKeyfalse
Is Requiredfalse
Is Derivedfalse
Is Surrogate Keyfalse



 Growth Amt
DescriptionThe monetary amount by which the base amount will be increased in the derivation of the amounts for the payments or the payment dues. This is used when the growth type is stepped.
Data TypeStandards - Data Domains.ddm/Data Domains/Currency Amount [DECIMAL(14,2)]
Is Part Of PrimaryKeyfalse
Is Requiredfalse
Is Derivedfalse
Is Surrogate Keyfalse



 Growth Rate
DescriptionThe percentage that is applied to the base amount of this series of cash flows to calculate the amount of each ash flow in the series. This is used when the growth type is either a geometric series or an arithmetic series.
Data TypeStandards - Data Domains.ddm/Data Domains/Percentage [FLOAT(2)]
Is Part Of PrimaryKeyfalse
Is Requiredfalse
Is Derivedfalse
Is Surrogate Keyfalse

Generalization Details

 Generalization1
SupertypeMoney Provision Element
SubtypeCash Flow Series
Transform AsTABLE