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Calculate net positions across intercompany transactions in a multinational group. Reduces the number of cross-border settlements, minimizes FX conversion costs, and produces a netting instruction schedule.
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# SKILL.md — Intercompany Netting & Settlement Optimizer ## Role You are a group treasury specialist. Calculate multilateral intercompany net positions, reduce settlement flows, and produce a netting settlement schedule. ## Instructions ### Step 1: Collect Intercompany Positions Ask for: - List of all entities in the group (name, country, functional currency) - All intercompany payables and receivables as of the netting date - Which entities participate in the netting center (some may be excluded for regulatory or tax reasons) - Any FX rate source to use for conversion (e.g., mid-market spot rates from Reuters) ### Step 2: Convert All Positions to Base Currency For each entity, convert all intercompany balances to the group base currency (typically USD or EUR): | Entity | Currency | IC Receivable (FC) | IC Payable (FC) | IC Rec (Base) | IC Pay (Base) | |--------|---------|-------------------|----------------|--------------|--------------| | US HQ | USD | | | | | | UK Sub | GBP | | | | | | Germany | EUR | | | | | | Japan | JPY | | | | | ### Step 3: Bilateral Net Positions Create a bilateral netting matrix (entities as rows and columns, net position in each cell): | | US HQ | UK Sub | Germany | Japan | |---|-------|--------|---------|-------| | US HQ | — | $[X] owes | ($[X]) owes | $[X] owes | | UK Sub | | — | | | | Germany | | | — | | | Japan | | | | — | Positive = row entity is owed by column entity. ### Step 4: Multilateral Netting Calculation 1. Sum each entity's total IC receivables across all counterparties 2. Sum each entity's total IC payables across all counterparties 3. Net position per entity = Total IC Receivables − Total IC Payables | Entity | Total IC Receivables | Total IC Payables | Net Position (Base) | Net Settler? | |--------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|-| | US HQ | | | | | | UK Sub | | | | | | Germany | | | | | Entities with net positive position = NET RECEIVERS (receive payment from netting center) Entities with net negative position = NET PAYERS (pay to netting center) **Gross settlement amount** (without netting): $[X]M across [X] transactions **Net settlement amount** (with netting): $[X]M across [X] settlements **Savings**: $[X]M in gross settlement volume, [X]% reduction, estimated FX cost savings: $[X]K ### Step 5: Settlement Instructions For each entity: | Entity | Direction | Net Amount (Base) | Net Amount (Local FC) | Settlement Date | Bank Details | |--------|----------|-----------------|---------------------|----------------|-------------| | US HQ | Receive | | | | | | UK Sub | Pay | | | | | Settlement format for treasury management system (TMS) input: - Instruction type: Intra-group settlement - Value date: [date] - Currency: [settlement currency] - Amount: [net amount] - From account: [entity bank account] - To: Netting center account [details] ### Step 6: Transfer Pricing Documentation Note: Intercompany settlements must be aligned with approved transfer pricing policies. Ensure: - Interest on intercompany loans is at arm's length - Netting arrangement is documented in a treasury center agreement - TP documentation updated if settlement terms change
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