WO2002042965A1 - Procede et systeme permettant de concentrer la gestion de fonds dans des entreprises - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method and a system for centrally managing funds between companies, and more specifically, to a method for handling currencies of multiple countries.
- Intermediate fund concentration system, exchange mediation device, exchange mediation method, and combination media storing exchange mediation program, storage medium that can be read, currency exchange server, computer, currency exchange method, currency exchange server, program, currency exchange client computer , Exchange client programs.
- Nightscape technology In the conventional fund concentration system, a method has been adopted in which the funds of the head office and branches in one company are concentrated in one bank account, and the breakdown of the funds of the head office and each branch is managed by a database. Was. With this method, there is no need to transfer funds between the accounts of the main branch during settlement between the main branches, nor to transfer funds to accounts at branches or the like where funds have been insufficient, reducing transfer fees, Transactions such as transfers can be reduced.
- This system groups multiple companies and concentrates their funds in one account, and creates a virtual account for each company using a database, and grasps the breakdown of funds in the account based on the balance of this virtual account . Transfer of funds between companies in the group is performed by updating the balance data of the virtual account, and does not actually transfer funds (in addition, sales and revenue generated by transactions of each company with companies outside the group). Payment is made to and from the cash concentration account, and the balance of the virtual account of each company is updated.
- each company can borrow money from the fund concentration account by manipulating the data of the virtual account.
- the fund concentration system has the advantage of reducing the transfer fee for each group company, payment to non-group companies, for example, is not a direct request to the bank but to the fund concentration system! (4) The payment was requested, and if such a proxy payment request was complicated, each group company could not enjoy the great benefit of participating in the fund concentration system.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an inter-company fund concentration system having a foreign exchange management function, an exchange intermediary device, an exchange intermediation method, and a computer-readable storage medium storing an exchange intermediation program. That is.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide an inter-company fund concentration system, an exchange brokerage apparatus, an exchange brokerage method, and an exchange brokerage program which can efficiently hedge exchange risk for various kinds of currency pairs. .
- Still another object of the present invention is to provide a netting device, a netting method and a netting program which can perform netting while handling various kinds of currencies.
- the present invention proposes a fund concentrator for pooling funds of a group of companies into a fund concentrating account, which is a single account with a currency unit, for centralized management.
- Payment information acquisition means for acquiring payment information of funds deposited in the fund concentration account
- withdrawal information acquisition means for acquiring withdrawal information from the fund concentration location from a group of companies.
- the breakdown of the balance of funds in the fund concentration account for each company is divided into the above-mentioned companies, and in the case where the funds of the company are spread over a plurality of currency units, a deposit table stored and further divided for each currency unit.
- An intra-group settlement information acquisition means for acquiring intra-group settlement information when paying and settling funds from one company belonging to the group to another company belonging to the group, and collecting funds pooled in a fund concentration account.
- a currency conversion unit for calculating and converting from one currency unit to another currency unit, and a balance updating unit for updating a change in the balance of each category stored in the deposit table.
- the balance updating means constituting this system increases the balance in a predetermined section of the deposit table according to the deposit information acquired by the deposit information acquiring means, and increases the balance of the deposit table according to the deposit information acquired by the deposit information acquiring means.
- the specified amount is subtracted from the balance of the payer company in the deposit table, and the balance of the payee company is reduced. If the currency unit of funds recorded in the deposit table is calculated from one currency unit to another currency unit using the currency exchange calculator, it is recorded in the deposit table before and after currency unit conversion. Update the balance according to the fluctuation of the balance.
- the present invention is an exchange mediation device, which is a currency exchange acquisition device for acquiring a currency unit before exchange of funds related to exchange, and a currency after exchange for acquiring a currency unit after exchange of funds.
- Unit acquisition means exchange amount acquisition means for acquiring the amount of funds related to exchange in the currency unit before exchange, exchange date acquisition means for acquiring the exchange date on which funds are exchanged, and exchange amount acquisition means
- Currency unit conversion means for converting the converted amount from the currency unit acquired by the currency unit acquisition unit before exchange to the currency unit acquired by the currency exchange unit after exchange at a predetermined rate, and a company that wants exchange Conversion rate acquisition means for acquiring the conversion rate when converting from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange, and the exchange rate on the financial market on the exchange date acquired by the exchange date acquisition means And a rate acquisition means.
- the currency unit conversion means obtains the amount after the exchange by the conversion rate obtained by the conversion rate obtaining means by the exchange rate obtaining means. If the amount obtained by the exchange rate is higher than the exchange rate obtained by the exchange rate, the amount obtained by the exchange rate acquisition means is converted from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange using the conversion rate, and the conversion rate acquisition means If the amount after the exchange at the conversion rate obtained in step 2 is smaller than the amount after the exchange at the exchange rate acquired by the exchange rate acquisition means, add at least a certain percentage of the difference between the exchange rate and the conversion rate to the conversion rate. Using the exchange rate, the amount acquired by the exchange amount acquisition means is converted from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange.
- the present invention is an exchange mediation device, the device comprising: a currency unit before currency exchange for acquiring a currency unit before exchange of funds related to currency exchange; and a currency after exchange for acquiring a currency unit after exchange of funds.
- Unit acquisition means exchange amount acquisition means for acquiring the amount of funds related to exchange in the currency unit before exchange, exchange date acquisition means for acquiring the exchange date on which funds are exchanged, and exchange amount acquisition means
- Currency unit conversion means for converting the converted amount from the currency unit acquired by the currency unit acquisition unit before exchange to the currency unit acquired by the currency exchange unit after exchange at a specified rate, and the company that wants to exchange money is selected.
- Conversion rate acquisition means for acquiring the conversion rate when converting from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange, and the exchange rate in the financial market on the exchange date acquired by the exchange date acquisition means And a rate acquisition means.
- the currency unit conversion means if the amount after exchange at the conversion rate acquired by the conversion rate acquisition means is greater than the amount after exchange at the exchange rate acquired by the exchange rate acquisition means, obtains the exchange amount The amount obtained by the means is converted from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange using the conversion rate, and the amount after exchange at the conversion rate acquired by the conversion rate acquisition unit is the exchange rate acquisition unit If the amount is less than the amount after exchange at the exchange rate acquired in step 2, the amount acquired by the exchange amount acquisition means is converted from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange using the conversion rate, and At least a certain percentage of the difference between the amount after exchange at the exchange rate and the amount after exchange at the conversion rate is added to the amount.
- the present invention is an exchange mediation device, which is a currency exchange acquisition device for acquiring a currency unit before exchange of funds related to exchange, and a currency after exchange for acquiring a currency unit after exchange of funds.
- Unit acquisition means and the amount of funds related to exchange are converted to the currency unit before exchange Means for obtaining the exchange amount to obtain the exchange rate, means for obtaining the exchange date for exchanging funds, and the method for converting the amount acquired by the means for acquiring the exchange amount from the currency unit acquired by the currency unit acquisition means before exchange.
- Currency unit conversion means for converting the currency unit acquired by the post-currency acquisition means at a predetermined rate, and the first rate for exchanging the currency unit before exchange selected by the company that wants exchange to the currency unit after exchange And a rate acquisition unit that acquires one of the second rates, which is smaller than the first rate after exchange, and an exchange rate in the financial market on the exchange date acquired by the exchange date acquisition unit Means for obtaining exchange rates.
- the currency unit conversion means uses the first rate to convert the amount acquired by the exchange amount acquisition means from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit.
- the second unit is acquired by the rate acquisition means, and the exchanged amount when the exchange is performed at the second rate is converted to the exchange rate acquired by the exchange rate acquisition means.
- the amount acquired by the exchange amount acquisition unit is converted from the currency unit before the exchange to the currency unit after the exchange using the second rate, and is converted to the rate acquisition unit. If the second exchange rate is acquired at the second exchange rate and the exchanged amount at the second exchange rate is less than the exchanged amount at the exchange rate acquired by the exchange rate acquisition means, The exchange rate and the second rate Using the rate to which at least a certain percentage of the difference between the two rates is added, the amount acquired by the exchange amount acquisition means is converted from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange.
- the present invention is an exchange mediation device, the device comprising: a currency unit before currency exchange for acquiring a currency unit before exchange of funds related to currency exchange; and a currency after exchange for acquiring a currency unit after exchange of funds.
- Unit acquisition means exchange amount acquisition means for acquiring the amount of funds related to exchange in the currency unit before exchange, exchange date acquisition means for acquiring the exchange date on which funds are exchanged, and exchange amount acquisition means
- a currency unit converting means for converting the converted amount from the currency unit obtained by the currency unit acquiring means before exchange to the currency unit acquired by the currency acquiring means after exchange at a predetermined rate; and a company wishing to exchange money.
- Rate acquisition means for acquiring one of a first rate at which the selected currency unit before exchange is converted to a currency unit after exchange, and a second rate at which the amount after exchange is smaller than the first rate;
- Exchange date acquisition In order to get the exchange rate of the financial markets in exchange Date acquired in stages Exchange rate acquisition means.
- the currency unit converting means uses the first rate to convert the amount acquired by the exchange amount acquiring means from the currency unit before the exchange. Converted to the currency unit after exchange, the second rate is acquired by the rate acquisition means, and the amount after exchange at the time of exchange at the second rate is converted to the exchange rate acquired by the exchange rate acquisition means.
- the amount acquired by the exchange amount acquisition unit is converted from the currency unit before the exchange to the currency unit after the exchange using the second rate. If the second rate is obtained at and the exchanged amount at the second rate is less than the exchanged amount at the exchange rate acquired by the exchange rate acquisition means Is the exchange rate using the conversion rate. The amount acquired by the means of exchange is converted from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange, and the amount after exchange is calculated by comparing the difference between the amount after exchange at the exchange rate and the amount after exchange at the exchange rate. Add at least a certain percentage of the amount.
- exchange calculation means in the above-described inter-firm fund central management system can be configured using any of the above-described exchange mediation devices.
- the exchange rate acquired by any one of the above-mentioned exchange acquisition means can be the spot rate of spot transactions in interbank transactions, or the rate hedged by derivative transactions
- the rate 1 used in any of the above-described currency intermediation devices is a value obtained by adding or subtracting a future transaction cost step from the market rate, or adding or subtracting a future transaction cost step from the market rate.
- the predetermined fee is subtracted from the calculated value, and the second rate may be determined by subtracting the predetermined value from the first rate.
- the rate deterioration rate from the first rate to the second rate used in the above-described apparatus according to the present invention depends on the profit resulting from the difference between the exchange rate acquired by the exchange rate acquisition means and the second rate.
- This is a function of a return rate for returning to a company that desires to exchange money
- the present invention further provides a rate deterioration calculated using a predetermined model such that the expected value of the difference between profit and return to the company becomes zero. It can be configured to have a rate calculating means.
- the predetermined model in this configuration can be an option pricing model.
- the present invention is a foreign exchange mediation method, which comprises a first step of acquiring a currency unit before exchange of funds related to exchange, and a second step of acquiring a currency unit after exchange of funds.
- the conversion of the currency unit in the seventh step is performed in the case where the amount after exchange at the conversion rate obtained in the fifth step is greater than the amount after exchange at the exchange rate obtained in the sixth step.
- the amount acquired in step 3 is converted from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange using the conversion rate, and the amount after exchange based on the exchange rate acquired in step 5 is the amount in the sixth unit. If the amount is less than the exchange rate obtained by the exchange rate obtained in the step, the third step is to obtain the conversion rate by adding at least a certain percentage of the difference between the exchange rate and the conversion rate.
- the converted amount is converted from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange.
- the present invention is a foreign exchange mediation method, which comprises a first step of acquiring a currency unit before exchange of funds related to exchange, and a second step of acquiring a currency unit after exchange of funds.
- the seventh step is provided.
- the conversion of currency units in the seventh step If the amount after exchange at the conversion rate acquired in step 5 is greater than the amount after exchange at the exchange rate acquired in step 6, the amount acquired in step 3 is the currency before exchange.
- the unit is converted from the unit to the currency unit after exchange using the conversion rate, and the amount after exchange at the conversion rate acquired in the fifth step is the amount after exchange at the exchange rate acquired in the sixth step If it is less, convert the amount acquired in the third step from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange using the conversion rate, and further convert it to the amount after exchange at the exchange rate. Add at least a fixed percentage of the difference in the amount after exchange by the rate.
- the present invention is a foreign exchange mediation method, comprising: a first step of acquiring a currency unit before exchange of funds related to exchange; a second step of acquiring a currency unit after exchange of funds; The third step of acquiring the amount of funds related to exchange in the currency unit before exchange, the fourth step of acquiring the exchange date for exchanging funds, and the currency before exchange selected by the company that wants to exchange; A fifth step of acquiring one of a first rate at which the currency is exchanged from the unit to the currency unit after the exchange, a second rate at which the amount after the exchange is smaller than the first rate, and a fourth step A sixth step of acquiring an exchange rate in the financial market on the exchange date acquired in the above step.
- the amount acquired in the third step is converted from the currency unit acquired in the first step to the second step.
- Currency unit acquired in step 2 And a seventh step of converting at a predetermined rate.
- the currency unit conversion in the seventh step is to convert the amount acquired in the third step using the first rate if the first rate is acquired in the fifth step. Conversion from the previous currency unit to the currency unit after the exchange is performed, the second rate is obtained in the fifth step, and the amount after the exchange when the currency is exchanged at the second rate is converted to the sixth step. If the exchange rate obtained at the exchange rate obtained in Step 3 is larger than the amount after exchange, the amount acquired in Step 3 is converted from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange using the second rate.
- the second rate is acquired, and when the money is exchanged at the second rate, the amount after exchange is exchanged at the exchange rate acquired at the sixth step If less than the amount after the exchange rate to the second rate Passing after exchange Currency units before exchange amounts obtained by the third step using the rate obtained by adding at least a certain percentage of the difference between the second rate Convert to currency units.
- the present invention is a foreign exchange mediation method, wherein a first step of acquiring a currency unit before exchange of funds related to exchange, a second step of acquiring a currency unit after exchange of funds, The third step of acquiring the amount of funds in the currency unit before exchange, the fourth step of acquiring the exchange date for exchanging funds, and currency exchange from the pre-exchange currency selected by the company that wants to exchange Fifth and fourth steps to obtain one of the first rate of exchange to the next currency unit and the second rate of the amount after exchange less than the first rate A sixth step of acquiring the exchange rate in the financial market on the exchange date, and furthermore, the amount acquired in the third step is converted into the second unit from the currency unit acquired in the first step.
- the currency unit acquired in the step And a seventh step to convert over and.
- the conversion of the currency unit in the seventh step is such that, when the first rate is obtained in the fifth step, the amount obtained in the third step is exchanged using the first rate. Convert from the previous currency unit to the currency unit after exchange, acquire the second rate in the fifth step, and acquire the amount after exchange when exchanged at the second rate in the sixth step If the exchange rate is higher than the amount after exchange at the specified exchange rate, the amount obtained in the third step is converted from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange using the second rate.
- the second rate is acquired in the fifth step, and the amount after exchange when exchanged at the second rate is after exchange when exchanged at the exchange rate acquired in the sixth step If the amount is less than the amount Is converted from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange using the second rate, and the difference between the exchange rate at the exchange rate and the amount after exchange at the second rate is at least constant Add the percentage amount.
- the present invention is a computer-readable storage medium storing an exchange mediation program
- the exchange mediation program stored in the storage medium is a computer-readable storage medium for acquiring a currency unit before exchange of funds related to exchange.
- Currency unit acquisition function, currency unit acquisition function after exchange to acquire currency unit after exchange of funds, exchange amount acquisition function to acquire amount of money related to exchange in currency unit before exchange, and exchange of funds The exchange date acquisition function to acquire the exchange date and the amount acquired by the exchange amount acquisition function
- a currency unit conversion function that converts the currency unit acquired by the acquisition function into the currency unit acquired by the currency acquisition function after exchange at a predetermined rate, and a currency unit before exchange selected by the company that wants to exchange
- a conversion rate acquisition function for acquiring a conversion rate when converting to the currency unit after the exchange, and an exchange rate acquisition function for acquiring an exchange rate in a financial market on the exchange date acquired by the exchange date acquisition function.
- the amount after exchange by the conversion rate acquired by the conversion rate acquisition function is greater than the amount after exchange by the exchange rate acquired by the exchange rate acquisition function,
- the amount acquired by the amount acquisition function is converted from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange using the conversion rate, and after the exchange using the conversion rate acquired by the conversion rate acquisition function If the amount is less than the amount after exchange at the exchange rate acquired by the exchange rate acquisition function, the exchange rate acquisition function uses the conversion rate plus at least a certain percentage of the difference between the exchange rate and the conversion rate.
- the computer realizes the function of converting the amount obtained from the currency unit before exchange into the currency unit after exchange.
- the present invention is a computer-readable storage medium storing an exchange mediation program
- the exchange mediation program stored in the storage medium is a computer-readable storage medium for acquiring a currency unit before exchange of funds related to exchange.
- Currency unit acquisition function, currency unit acquisition function after exchange to acquire currency unit after exchange of funds, exchange amount acquisition function to acquire amount of money related to exchange in currency unit before exchange, and exchange of funds The exchange date acquisition function to acquire the exchange date and the amount acquired by the exchange amount acquisition function are changed from the currency unit acquired by the currency unit acquisition function before exchange to the currency unit acquired by the currency acquisition function after exchange.
- a currency unit conversion function that converts at a predetermined rate, and a conversion rate acquisition function that obtains the conversion rate when converting from the currency unit before exchange selected by the company that wants to exchange to the currency unit after exchange Includes an exchange rate acquisition function that acquires the exchange rate in the financial markets on the exchange date acquired by the exchange date acquisition function.
- the currency unit conversion function of this program uses the exchange rate acquisition function if the amount after exchange at the conversion rate acquired by the conversion rate acquisition function is greater than the amount after exchange at the exchange rate acquired by the exchange rate acquisition function. Is converted from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange using the conversion rate, and the amount after exchange at the conversion rate acquired by the conversion rate acquisition function is used by the exchange rate acquisition function.
- the amount obtained by the exchange rate acquisition function is converted from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange using the conversion rate, and the amount after exchange at the exchange rate is further converted to the amount after exchange at the exchange rate.
- This function adds at least a fixed percentage of the difference between the amount after the exchange and the conversion rate.
- the present invention is a computer-readable storage medium storing an exchange brokerage program
- the exchange brokerage program stored in this storage medium is a currency before exchange for acquiring a currency unit before exchange of funds related to exchange.
- a unit acquisition function, a currency unit acquisition function after exchange to acquire the currency unit after the exchange of funds, a currency exchange amount acquisition function to acquire the amount of funds related to exchange in the currency unit before exchange, and a currency exchange to exchange funds The date acquired by the exchange date acquisition function and the amount acquired by the exchange amount acquisition function are changed from the currency unit acquired by the currency unit acquisition function before exchange to the currency unit acquired by the currency acquisition function after exchange.
- a currency unit conversion function for converting at a rate, a first rate at which a currency unit desired by a company that desires exchange is selected to convert from a currency unit before exchange to a currency unit after exchange Includes a rate acquisition function to acquire one of the second rates that will reduce the amount of money later, and an exchange rate acquisition function to acquire the exchange rate in the financial markets on the exchange date acquired by the exchange date acquisition function .
- the currency unit conversion function uses the first rate to convert the amount acquired by the exchange rate acquisition function into the currency unit before exchange.
- the second rate is acquired by the rate acquisition function, and the exchanged amount obtained by the exchange rate acquisition function when the exchange rate is exchanged at the second rate is acquired.
- the amount acquired by the exchange amount acquisition function is converted from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange using the second rate.
- the second rate is acquired by the rate acquisition function, and the amount after exchange when exchanged at the second rate is greater than the amount after exchange when exchanged at the exchange rate acquired by the exchange rate acquisition function. If not, go to the second rate A function of converting the exchange rate and the second rate of at least the previous exchange amounts acquired at a constant rate using a rate obtained by adding the exchange amount acquisition function unit of currency differences in currency units after exchange.
- the present invention is a computer-readable storage medium storing an exchange mediation program, and the exchange mediation program stored in this storage medium is related to currency exchange.
- the currency unit conversion function provided in this program uses the first rate when the first rate is acquired by the rate acquisition function and converts the amount acquired by the exchange rate acquisition function into the currency before exchange.
- the unit is converted to the currency unit after exchange, the second rate is acquired by the rate acquisition function, and the amount after exchange when the exchange is performed at the second rate is the exchange rate acquired by the exchange rate acquisition function. If the amount is greater than the amount after exchange at the time of exchange at the rate, the amount acquired by the exchange amount acquisition function is converted from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange using the second rate.
- the second rate is acquired by the rate acquisition function, and the amount after exchange when exchanged at the second rate is after exchange when exchanged at the exchange rate acquired by the exchange rate acquisition function If the conversion rate is less than And convert the amount acquired by the exchange amount acquisition function from the currency unit before exchange to the currency unit after exchange, and furthermore, the difference between the amount after exchange at the exchange rate and the amount after exchange at the exchange rate.
- a computer-readable storage medium that stores an exchange mediation program that causes a computer to implement a function of adding at least a fixed percentage of a minute.
- the present invention provides a currency exchange service that performs a currency exchange process at the request of a company. In the evening, the company requests a currency exchange from the first currency unit including the exchange amount to the second currency unit.
- the exchange server / computer further includes an exchange rate that is set when the exchange means is received by the receiving means and an exchange rate at which the exchange processing is performed, whichever is larger. Equipped with a currency exchange execution unit that performs currency exchange processing based on exchange rates.
- the exchange servercomputer further converts from the first currency unit to the second currency unit through at least exchange with the third currency unit when converting from the first currency unit to the second currency unit. And a split exchange means for exchanging money.
- the present invention relates to a currency exchange method, which is a currency exchange method for performing a currency exchange process at the request of a company, and obtains a currency exchange request from a company from a first currency unit including a currency exchange amount to a second currency unit.
- the first step is to calculate the profit based on the difference between the exchange rate that was set when the exchange request was obtained in the first step and the exchange rate that actually processed the exchange.
- the present invention also provides a currency exchange server program that realizes a currency exchange processing function at the request of a company by a currency exchange server and a convenience store.
- the company provides a currency exchange system from a first currency unit including a currency exchange amount to a second currency.
- Receiving function to receive the exchange request for the unit, the exchange rate set when the exchange function was received by the receiving function, and the profit amount based on the exchange rate by the difference between the exchange rate that actually performed the exchange processing
- This is a program for realizing a calculation function of calculating the profit and a return function of returning the amount based on the profit amount to the company on the exchange server-computer.
- the present invention also relates to a currency exchange client / computer for requesting a secretary company to carry out currency exchange processing, wherein the server / computer of the secretary company is provided with a second currency from the first currency unit including the money exchange amount. Calculated based on the request means for requesting exchange processing in currency units, and the exchange rate based on the difference between the exchange rate set when the request was made and the exchange rate at which the exchange processing was performed It is provided with return receiving means for receiving the return of the amount based on the profit amount from the server / computer.
- the present invention also relates to a method for requesting a secretary company to carry out a currency exchange process, wherein a method for requesting a server / computer of the secretary company from a first currency unit including a money exchange amount to a first currency unit.
- the first step for requesting exchange processing in currency unit 2 and the difference between the exchange rate set when the exchange request was made in the first step and the exchange rate for which the exchange processing was performed The second step is to receive a return of the amount based on the profit amount calculated based on the exchange amount from the server / computer.
- the present invention is also a currency exchange requesting client 'program for requesting a secretary company to perform a currency exchange process, wherein the server of the secretary company and the computer are exchanged from a first currency unit including a money exchange amount to a second currency.
- a request function for requesting exchange processing for units, and the profit calculated based on the amount of exchange by the difference between the exchange rate set when the exchange request was made by the request function and the exchange rate at which the exchange processing was performed It is a program that realizes the return of the amount based on the amount from the server / computer and the exchange receiving client / computer.
- the present invention is a currency exchange server / combiner for performing currency exchange processing at the request of a company, a means for identifying a currency unit pair for hedging currency exchange risk, and a first currency of a currency exchange source from the company.
- the unit, the second currency unit of the exchange destination and the exchange request acquisition unit that acquires the exchange amount, and the pair of the first currency unit and the second currency unit acquired by the exchange request acquisition unit are identified by the identification unit Means for determining whether or not the currency unit is included in the specified currency pair, and the determining means includes the pair of the first currency unit and the second currency unit in the currency unit pair identified by the identifying means.
- the determination means determines that the pair of the first currency unit and the second currency unit has been identified by the identification means. If it is not included in the currency unit pair, the first The exchange from currency unit to the second currency unit, and a change unit configured to exchange divided into exchange via the pair of currency units included in the currency pairs specified by specifying means.
- the exchange server / computer further provides a part of the profit to the company if the profit is derived from the difference between the exchange rate set when the company requested the exchange and the exchange rate when the currency unit pair was exchanged. Profit returning means for returning is provided.
- the specific means constituting the computer are divided means for dividing the currency unit into the base currency unit and the subordinate currency unit, and each subordinate currency unit divided into the subordinate currency units by the division means is selected from the base currency unit.
- An association means to associate with Currency unit pair generation means for generating a currency unit pair from the two base currency units divided into base currency units by the division means, or from the base currency unit and the subordinate currency unit associated by the association means. I do.
- the present invention is also a currency exchange method for performing a currency exchange process at the request of a company.
- This method includes a first step of identifying a currency unit pair for managing exchange risk, and a method of currency exchange from a company.
- the second step of acquiring the first currency unit, the second currency unit of the exchange destination and the exchange amount, and the pair of the first currency unit and the second currency unit acquired in the second step is the first
- a third step of determining whether or not the currency pair is included in the currency pair identified in the step and a fourth step of converting the first currency unit to the second currency unit according to the determination in the third step. And steps.
- the third step determines that the pair of the first and second currency units is included in the currency unit pair identified in the first step, the first currency unit To the second currency unit, and in the third step it is determined that the pair of the first currency unit and the second currency unit is not included in the currency unit pair specified in the first step If the exchange is performed, the exchange from the first currency unit to the second currency unit is split into exchanges via the currency unit pair included in the currency unit pair specified in the first step. And the fourth step.
- the first step is based on the 1a step of dividing the currency unit into a base currency unit and a subordinate currency unit, and based on each subordinate currency unit divided into subordinate currency units in the 1a step.
- Step 1b which is associated with any one of the currency units, from step 2a, from two base currency units divided into base currency units, or step 1b, Step 1c of generating a currency unit pair from the associated base currency unit and the dependent currency unit.
- the present invention is also a currency exchange server program for performing a currency exchange process at the request of a company.
- This program includes a specific function for identifying a currency unit pair for managing exchange risk, and a currency exchange source program for a currency exchange source.
- the first currency unit, the second currency unit of the exchange destination and the exchange request acquisition function to acquire the exchange amount, and the pair of the first currency unit and the second currency unit acquired by the exchange request acquisition function are specified
- the judgment function for judging whether the currency pair is included in the currency pair specified by the function, and the judgment function are composed of the first currency unit and the second currency unit.
- the currency exchange server / computer implements a currency exchange function that divides the currency into currency exchanges via the currency unit pairs included in the exchanged currency unit pairs.
- This exchange server program is stored on a storage medium in a computer-readable manner.
- the specific function is a division function that divides the currency unit into a base currency unit and a subordinate currency unit, and each subordinate currency unit divided into subordinate currency units by the division function is one of the base currency units.
- the present invention is a netting device, which comprises a recording means for recording the balance of each customer company's account for each currency unit, a deposit date of money to be transferred to the customer company's account, a deposit currency unit, and a depositing unit.
- Deposit information acquisition means for acquiring the amount, and withdrawal information for acquiring the withdrawal date, withdrawal currency unit, withdrawal amount, and withdrawal destination of funds withdrawn from the account of the customer company to other companies
- Withdrawal information acquired by the withdrawal information acquisition means is another customer company, and the deposit date acquired by the deposit information acquisition means and withdrawal acquired by the withdrawal information acquisition means If the day is the same and the currency unit of deposit obtained by the deposit information acquisition unit and the currency unit of withdrawal acquired by the withdrawal information acquisition unit are the same, the recording unit is deposited into the account of the customer company At least a portion of the deposit Netting is performed by replacing the account balance of the business.
- the present invention is a netting method, which comprises a first step of recording the balance of each customer company's account for each currency unit, a deposit date of funds transferred to the customer company's account, and a deposit currency.
- the third party has the third step.
- the withdrawal company acquired in the third step is another client company, and the payment date acquired in the second step and the third step If the withdrawal date acquired in step is the same and the currency unit of deposit acquired in the second step is the same as the currency unit of withdrawal acquired in the third step, it will be stored in the customer company's account.
- a fourth step of performing netting by transferring at least a part of the deposit amount to the account balance of another client company.
- the present invention is a computer-implemented netting program.
- the program includes a recording function for recording the balance of a customer company account for each currency unit, a deposit date of funds to be transferred to the customer company account, Deposit currency unit and deposit information acquisition function to acquire the deposit amount, and withdrawal date, withdrawal currency unit, withdrawal amount and withdrawal destination of funds to be withdrawn from the customer company account to other companies With the withdrawal information acquisition function to acquire, the withdrawal company acquired by the withdrawal information acquisition function is another customer company, and the payment date and the withdrawal information acquisition function acquired by the deposit information acquisition function If the withdrawal date obtained is the same and the currency unit of deposit obtained by the deposit information acquisition function and the currency unit of withdrawal acquired by the deposit information acquisition function are the same, the deposit will be made to the customer company's account. At least And a netting function for partially transferring the account balance of another client company.
- This netting program is stored in a computer-readable storage medium.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a centralized cash management system to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a fund management system according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a currency exchange unit.
- Figure 4A shows how to determine the quarterly internal rate and the application period.
- Figure 4B shows how to determine the monthly internal rate and the application period.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining a rate with a premium.
- Figure 6 is a diagram for explaining the criteria for setting premiums.
- Figure 7 shows an example of the exchange rate return when the market rate type is adopted.
- Figure 8 shows an example of the exchange rate return when the hedge rate type is adopted.
- Figure 9 shows the case where the market rate type is adopted and the market rate 82 falls below the premium rate on the settlement date.
- Figure 10 is a flowchart showing the operations performed by the money exchange department when the payment instruction is issued to the cash concentration system to convert yen-denominated funds to dollars and pay them to the payee
- Figure 11 shows the bank system
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing an example of the above.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram for explaining a basic concept of a currency exchange method executed in the present invention.
- FIG. 13A is a diagram showing a deposit table
- FIG. 13B is a diagram showing a cash concentration account.
- FIG. 14 is a block diagram showing another example of the currency exchange unit.
- Figure 15 is a diagram showing a specific example of currency exchange using a subordinate currency.
- FIG. 16 is a flowchart for explaining the logic for determining whether or not to perform the split exchange.
- FIG. 1 is a cash centralized c
- This cash concentration management system 1 is a proc diagram showing a system 1 according to the present embodiment, enterprise 7 a, 7 b constituting the group, â â â , each enterprise (hereinafter If no distinction is made, it is simply referred to as a group company).
- the funds are concentrated in one account and managed collectively.
- a group company is a collective term for companies that may conduct some kind of business transaction with each other or with one another only, regardless of whether they have a mutual capital relationship or not. This is a broad concept. Although only two group companies 7a, 7b,... Are shown in Fig. 1, the number of group companies is not limited to two, and a larger number of group companies can participate.
- the centralized cash management system 1 includes a banking system 2.
- Banking system 2 It is an electronic system provided in a bank, and is composed of, for example, a server device.
- the bank system 2 includes, for example, a storage unit, a ROM (read-only memory), a RAM (random access memory), an input / output unit, a central control unit, a communication control unit, and the like. .
- the storage unit consists of a fixed disk, etc., and is recorded in a database that records the balance of the customer's account and a log file that records transactions such as deposits and withdrawals for each account.
- a communication program or other bank that communicates with an update program that updates account balances and other bank systems, processes incoming data sent from other banks, and sends remittance data to other bank systems.
- a program necessary for business is stored.
- the ROM stores OS (operating system) and various other basic programs.
- the RAM reads and temporarily stores a program stored in the storage unit when the program is executed, and provides working memory when a CPU (Central Control Unit) operates.
- a CPU Central Control Unit
- the central control unit has a built-in CPU, controls input / output of input / output unit data according to various programs stored in the storage unit, and updates and updates the account balance recorded in the database. It controls the entire banking system 2, such as creating log files and maintaining communication with systems outside the banking system 2.
- the communication control unit is connected to a bank system outside the banking system 2 via a communication line, and communicates with the external system together with the central control unit to receive deposit data and send remittance data. Do.
- the fund collection accounts 5a, 5b, ..., and the fund collection center 6 are currency accounts, such as yen accounts, US dollar accounts, and euro accounts. It consists of accounts for each unit, and the funds are concentrated in each currency unit.
- the fund collection accounts 5a, 5b, ... are provided for each group company 7a, 7b, ....
- the fund collection account 5a for the group company 7a will be described for simplicity, but the configuration, operation, and the like of the other fund collection accounts 5b,.
- Deposits to Group companies from outside the Group such as proceeds from the sale of products by Group company 7a, are made in a single account from customer accounts 3a, 3b, Transferred to a fund collection account 5a.
- the banking system 2 receives the deposit data from the banking system where the business partner has accounts 3a, 3b, ... Is to be updated.
- the group companies have informed each customer in advance that the settlement money will be transferred to the fund collection account 5a.
- the currency unit of the funds deposited here consists of multiple currencies such as the yen, US dollar, and euro. This could be the case, for example, when company 7a sells a car in France and receives the sale in euros, or sells an industrial robot or soto to a customer in the United States and pays in US dollars. is there.
- the US dollar will be referred to simply as the dollar.
- the central control unit of the banking system transmits the deposit data via the communication control unit to the fund management system installed in the managing company via a dedicated line.
- the managing company shall be a company selected from group companies 7a, 7b, ... or a company established by group companies 7a, 7b, ... for centralized fund management, or It is a third party entrusted with centralized cash management, etc. Manages the record of payments to Group companies 7a, 7b, ..., and pays Group companies 7a, 7b, ... Act for business.
- the deposit data consists of information such as the name of the company to which the deposit is made, the deposit amount, the currency unit, and what the deposit is for.
- the funds deposited in the cash collection account 5a are transferred to the cash concentration account 6 by the banking system 2 on the same date. More specifically, for example, of funds collection account 5a, funds deposited in a dollar account are transferred to a dollar account of each currency unit constituting the fund collection account 6. The transfer of funds from the fund collection account 5a to the cash concentration account 6 is transferred between the accounts for the corresponding currency units.
- the balance record of the cash concentration account 6 is divided into a plurality of currency units, and the banking system 2 updates the balance record of each division according to the currency unit of the funds received. For example, if there is $ 2,000 in deposit data in the cash collection account 5a, the dollar record of the cash concentration account 6 will be increased by $ 2,000 and the deposit of â 100 million will be increased. In this case, the balance record in the yen category will be increased by â 1.0 billion.
- yen, dollar, and euro are used as currency units.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and other currency units can be used.
- one bank handles yen, dollars, and euros.
- yen-denominated funds are pooled by Japanese banks
- dollar-denominated funds are pooled by U.S. banks
- euro-denominated funds are pooled by German banks
- each bank and secretary's cash management system8 is connected by a line.
- a configuration for connection and management may be adopted.
- the bank having the cash concentration account 6 also performs foreign exchange, but this is not a limitation, and a financial institution that outsources foreign exchange is established from the cash concentration account 6. It may be different from the bank you are using.
- the cash management system 8 installed in the managing company is composed of, for example, a cash management server provided with a cash management program and various databases.
- the cash management system 8 is connected to the bank system 2 via a dedicated line, and receives payment data from the bank system 2 and instructs the bank system 2 to transfer money from the cash concentration account 6 to a predetermined account. Or send instructions.
- the fund management system 8 is connected to terminal devices of companies 7a, 7b,... By a dedicated line.
- Terminal devices installed at group companies are equipped with a CPU, storage unit, RAM, ROM, communication control unit, keyboard, display, and so on.
- the storage unit stores a communication program for communicating with the fund management system 8, other necessary programs, a database, and the like.
- a menu screen is displayed on the display of the terminal device of each group company by the cash management system 8, and the person in charge of each group company can use the menu screen to view "balance" and "pay to non-group companies". , "Pay to group companies", "Exchange request", and other items.
- the person in charge of each group company operates the terminal device and selects necessary items from the menu screen so that the balance inquiry, the exchange instruction, the payment instruction, etc. can be made to the cash management system 8. It has become.
- the person in charge of each group company selects the item âBalance inquiryâ from the menu screen. Then, a balance inquiry request is transmitted from the terminal device to the fund management system 8 via the communication line. Upon receiving the balance inquiry request, the fund management system 8 displays a balance inquiry acceptance screen on the display of the terminal device. The person in charge enters necessary information such as a currency unit for checking the balance on this balance inquiry reception screen, creates balance inquiry data, and transmits this to the fund management system 8.
- the cash management system 8 reads the record of the deposit table in which the balance of the funds of each group company is recorded, and reads the record of the group company that had the balance inquiry request. The balance of the fund of the group company is displayed on the display of the terminal device.
- connection between the terminal device of the group company and the fund management system 8 or the connection between the banking system and the fund management system 8 is not limited to a dedicated line, but may be an Internet, a communication line via an artificial satellite, a cable television, or the like.
- the communication may be performed via a communication line via a network or a communication line for a mobile body.
- the centralized fund management system 1 secures security by encrypting communication data and setting a password for connecting to a terminal device.
- the cash management system 8 has a database in which a deposit table described later is provided, and keeps track of the balance of each group company.
- the deposit table is a table that records the breakdown of funds pooled in the fund concentration account 6 created on a daily basis for each group company.
- the deposit table is further divided by currency unit. For example, if group company 7a is pooling yen-, dollar-, and euro-denominated funds in cash concentration account 6, the deposit table
- the recorded balance of group company 7a is divided into yen, dollar, and euro, and the balance of funds in the currency unit corresponding to each category is recorded.
- a group company When a group company remits payment to a business partner outside the group, it sends a payment request to the cash management system 8 from its own terminal device. Then, the cash management system 8 sends a payment instruction to the bank system 2.
- the bank system 2 When receiving the payment instruction from the cash management system 8, the bank system 2 transfers the money from the cash concentration account 6 to the accounts 9a, 9b,... Then, the cash management system 8 updates the balance in the deposit table.
- the cash management system 8 has a function to cope with a case where funds pooled in the cash concentration account 6 are exchanged from one currency unit to another currency unit.
- exchange includes not only instantaneous exchange from one currency to another currency but also so-called derivative transactions such as futures transactions, step transactions, and option transactions.
- derivative transactions such as futures transactions, step transactions, and option transactions.
- the act of changing from one loan to another currency at any time broadly means.
- the general definition is followed.
- the cash management system 8 can calculate the amount of exchange at a predetermined rate and update the balance of the deposit table appropriately.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the fund management system 8.
- the cash management system 8 consists of a payment receiving unit 15, a payment details unit 22, a currency exchange 17 payment request receiving unit 18, a transfer data creation unit 19, a request receiving unit 13 and a central control unit (not shown), fixed It consists of a disk, etc., a storage unit that stores various databases and programs, an R â M that stores basic programs, loads programs in the storage unit, and provides working memory to the CPU of the central control unit And a communication control unit that communicates with the bank system 2 and terminal devices of each group company via a communication line.
- the fund management system 8 has a deposit table 16 on a database in order to grasp the breakdown of the funds held by each group company.
- Deposit table 1 6 The account of each group company is virtually provided. This virtual account is divided into yen, dollar, and euro, and the balance of yen, dollar, and euro denominations of each group company is recorded.
- the deposit receiving unit 15 is connected online to the bank system 2 via a communication control unit (not shown).
- the deposit receiving unit 15 rewrites the corresponding balance record in the deposit table 16 under the control of the central control unit, updates the same, and stores it in the deposit detail unit 22. Transfer deposit data.
- the payment specification unit 22 When receiving the payment data from the payment receiving unit 15, the payment specification unit 22 generates a payment specification log in a predetermined format, and stores this in the storage unit.
- Each group company is able to download a receipt log for itself to its terminal device via a communication line or display it on a display.
- Each group company can use this receipt detail log to check the receipt of receivables and apply receivables (reconciliation of receivables and receipts).
- the deposit data consists of the destination company name, sender, currency unit, amount, transfer date, deposit items, and so on.
- the deposit reception unit 15 will record the balance recorded in the dollar area 22 of the virtual account 20 of Company A. And renew it by adding $ 200,000 to it.
- the group company wishes to make a payment by remittance to an account of a business partner that does not belong to the group, select the item â Pay to non-group company '' from the menu screen displayed on its own terminal by the cash management system 8 And sends a request for payment outside the group to the cash management system 8.
- the central control unit of the cash management system 8 Upon receiving the out-of-group payment request request, displays an out-of-group payment input screen on the terminal device of the group company in accordance with the payment request program stored in the storage unit. The person in charge of the group company prepares payment request data outside the group by inputting predetermined items on the payment input screen outside the group.
- Out-of-group payment request data is composed of the group name of the payer group, account number of the business partner, amount, payment item, currency unit of funds used for payment, currency unit of remittance, and so on.
- the payment request receiving unit 18 updates the balance record of the company in the deposit table 16 and transfers it to the transfer data overnight creating unit 19.
- Send out-of-group payment request data For example, if Company A pays a business partner 100 million yen from yen-denominated funds, it will update it by subtracting 100 million yen from the balance record in yen area 21 of virtual account 20 of Company A.
- the request receiving unit 13 receives the data sent from the terminal device of the group company and exchanges the request 17 and the payment request receiving unit.
- the central control unit of the cash management system 8 creates the exchange data from the out-of-group payment data.
- the payment request receiving section 18 functions after the exchange section 17 updates the deposit table 16 at a predetermined exchange rate according to the exchange data.
- Company A wants to remit $ 100,000 to a client account using yen-denominated funds recorded in yen area 21.
- the exchange unit 17 reduces the balance record recorded in the yen area 21 by 100,000 yen and reduces the balance record in the dollar area 22 to 100 yen.
- the payment request unit 18 reduces the balance in the dollar area 22 of the deposit table 16 by $ 100,000 and transfers the transfer data creation unit 19 to the specified account with $ 100,000. Instruct the user to create data.
- the transfer data creation section 19 transfers the funds from the cash concentration account 6 to the bank account 2 to the customer accounts 9 a, 9 b,. Transfer data is created in a predetermined format and sent to the bank system 2.
- the exchange unit 17 will be described later in detail.
- the central control unit of the fund management system 8 Upon receiving the intra-group payment request, the central control unit of the fund management system 8 displays the intra-group payment input screen on the display of the terminal device of the group company in accordance with the payment request program stored in the storage unit. The person in charge of the group company prepares payment request data within the group by inputting necessary items on this payment input screen, and sends it to the cash management system 8.
- the request for payment within the group consists of the name of the remittance group company, the name of the remittance group company, the currency unit of the fund of the payment source, the currency unit of the payment, the amount, and the remittance item indicating what the payment is for. Have been.
- the central control unit of the payment request receiving unit 18 Upon receiving the payment request data, the central control unit of the payment request receiving unit 18 rewrites only the balance data in the deposit table 16 without sending the data to the transfer data overnight creating unit 19. Update and perform intra-group settlement.
- the payment request receiving unit 18 will calculate 2,000,000 yen from the balance data of the yen area 21 of the virtual account 20 of Company A. And add 2,000,000 yen to the balance data of company: B's yen area 24.
- the payment request receiving unit 18 does not transmit the intra-group payment request data to the transfer data creating unit 19, and the funds concentrated in the cash concentration account 6 do not move.
- the central control unit of the cash management system 8 creates exchange data from the payment request data in the group and sends it to the exchange unit 17. . Then, the exchange unit 17 calculates the exchange and updates the balance record of the deposit table 16 and then settles.
- the payment agency request from each group company is distinguished between the in-group company and the non-group company, but the display of the terminal device of each group company is simply displayed as "payment requestâ. Then, the central control unit of the cash management system 8 determines whether the company is outside the group or inside the group based on the company name included in the payment request data, and performs processing based on this determination. good.
- the cash management system 8 stores an interest calculation program in the storage unit.
- the balance record of the funds of each group company recorded in the deposit table 16 contains the interest calculated by the central control unit according to the interest calculation program. Is added.
- This interest is determined with reference to, for example, L i b o r (L o n d o n in n t e r e b a n rk e f e r e d R a t e).
- L ibor is an abbreviation of the London Bank Leu offer interest rate, which is the loan rate of funds traded between banks in London, the international financial market.
- each group company can receive a loan using the funds in the cash concentration account 6 within the credit lines set individually in advance.
- This allowable value is recorded in a database provided in the storage unit, and the central control unit monitors the balance record in the deposit table 16 so as not to exceed this allowable range.
- Company A wants to pay 40 million yen to a payee using yen-denominated funds. Also, assume that the balance record recorded in the circle area 21 of Company A is 10 million yen, and the allowable limit of the negative balance of Company A is 50 million yen. Since the yen-denominated funds are not sufficient, the central control unit causes the payment request receiving unit 18 to update the balance record in the yen area 21 to 30 million yen, and the transfer data creation unit 19 To the payee to 4 Make the transfer data so that it will be remittance of $ 100,000.
- the exchange unit 17 also has a function of calculating exchanges between currency units and updating the balance in the deposit table 16 in response to a request from a group company.
- the fund management system 8 selects the item âExchange requestâ from the menu screen displayed on the display of its own terminal device. Then, the exchange request is transmitted to the fund management system 8, and the fund management system 8 displays the exchange input screen on the display of the terminal device of the group company upon receiving the exchange request.
- the person in charge of the group company enters necessary items on the exchange input screen and creates exchange data to be described later. After preparing the exchange data, the person in charge transmits the exchange data to the fund management system 8 from the terminal device.
- the exchange data is received by the exchange unit 17, the exchange calculation is performed at a predetermined rate, and the balance record of the deposit table 16 is rewritten and updated.
- the secretary company is required to submit the amount of funds required for each group company for payment and other purposes in advance, and to forecast the yen, dollar, and euro denominated funds required for payment on a predetermined date in the future, and I know.
- the funds in the fund concentration account 6 are maximized so that the amount of funds stored in the fund concentration account 6 becomes the largest. Operated. That is, the managing company has designated the funds each company needs for payment and other purposes.
- the funds pooled in the cash concentration account 6 will be batched to avoid currency exchange risks.
- the exchange rate when the managing company requests the financial institution to actually exchange money may differ from the exchange rate used by the currency exchange section 17 (fixed by the managing company in advance).
- the currency exchange section 17 is further provided with a means for returning the profit to the group company when the managing company has a profit due to the difference in the exchange rate, which will be described later.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the currency exchange unit 17.
- the market rate acquisition unit 26 monitors spot rates, spread rates, and forward rates in the foreign exchange market, and records these in a database.
- a spot product is one that is delivered within two business days after the foreign exchange transaction. The rate at that time is called the spot rate.
- Forwards and futures are delivered after three business days.
- the parties who can freely decide the delivery date and amount between the parties are forwards, and the futures are the ones that are bought and sold in the market. That rate is called the forward rate.
- the spread rate is the forward rate minus the spot rate. In the actual interbank market, spot rates and swap rates are traded.
- the rate calculator 25 calculates the exchange rates between various currencies based on market rates, for example, internal rates and premium rates from dollars to yen, and internal rates and premium rates from euro to yen. The rate is calculated every moment.
- the internal rate is a rate that is applied uniformly to each group company, regardless of how the foreign exchange market rates in the market fluctuate. For example, suppose Company A exchanges dollar-denominated sales deposited one day after three months into yen. Therefore, it is assumed that a currency exchange reservation for yen-yen / dollar-selling is made to the cash management system 8 at an in-house rate. At this time, if the in-house rate is $ 1.08, the market rate (sport rate) will be $ 1.20 on the day of the exchange three months later, but $ 1. Even if the price is 0 yen, Company A will convert dollars into yen at 1 dollar 108 yen.
- Company A can determine sales in foreign currencies in advance, regardless of exchange rate fluctuations.
- Exchange risk is borne by the managing company that operates the cash management system8.
- the yen's appreciation in the foreign exchange market resulted in exchange losses, and profits arising from the weaker yen were both attributable to the managing company.
- the rate with premium is the minimum rate that the managing company guarantees to the group companies applying for exchange regardless of the market price.
- the internal rate is 10.5.20 yen per dollar
- the rate with premium is 1 dollar 104.4.44 yen.
- the exchange rate is set low so that the amount after exchange is less than the internal rate.
- the secretary company should pay 110 yen and 110.44 yen when the yen fluctuates to a stronger dollar during the period from the time of application for exchange to the time of exchange. Has a mechanism for returning a certain percentage of the difference to company A.
- the managing company may use a derivative (futures, options, etc.) when hedging, for example, the hedging rate may be less than the premium rate, such as $ 1.08. If the yen tends to depreciate against the dollar (that is, if the hedged rate is better), a mechanism for returning a certain percentage of the difference between 108 yen and 104.44 yen to company A have.
- the managing company guarantees a premium rate to the group companies, in this case $ 1.4.44.
- profit a certain percentage of the difference between the premium rate and the hedged rate returned from the managing company is sometimes referred to as profit.
- Each group company can choose between the internal rate and the rate with premium set by the managing company.
- each group company either chooses an internal rate to determine sales in foreign currencies, etc., or the guaranteed rate deteriorates, but depending on market trends, there is a chance to exchange at a more favorable rate Or you can choose between them.
- Rate storage unit 2 7 is a database to store the internal rate and the premium rate, which is calculated at the rate calculation unit 2 5 and the market rate M E, Isseki stored De, the exchange amount was calculated after Used in updating the deposit table 16.
- the exchange data storage unit 28 is a database that stores exchange data 30 transmitted from terminal devices of group companies. Exchange data 30 consists of, for example, company name data 31, currency exchange data 32, exchange amount data 33, exchange date data 34, rate applicable data 35, and selection rate data 36. Have been.
- the company name data 31 contains information identifying the group company requesting currency exchange.
- Company A is requesting currency exchange.
- Currency exchange data 32 records information that specifies the currency to be exchanged.
- Company A requests dollars to be converted to yen.
- the exchange amount data 33 records information for specifying the amount of funds to be exchanged. In the example shown in Fig. 3, $ 1,000,000 is required to be converted into yen.
- the exchange date data 34 records information that specifies the date on which exchange is scheduled. In the example in Figure 3, it is October 15th.
- the rate-applied data 35 records information that specifies the rate-applied type selected by the company A among the rate-applied types prepared by the cash management system 8. As will be explained later, there are two types of rate-applying types: monthly and quarterly. Can choose either.
- the selected rate data 36 contains information identifying the rate type selected by company A among the rate types prepared by the cash management system 8. As will be explained later, there are three types of rates: âinternal rateâ, âmarket rateâ and âhedge rateâ.
- the exchange calculation unit 29 obtains the actual exchange in the market on the exchange day from the exchange data 30 stored in the exchange data storage unit 28, the rate stored in the rate storage unit 27, and the bank system 2. Receiving the actual exchange rate EX that has been performed, the exchange rate calculation program calculates the rate to be applied to the group company applying for the exchange. Then, the currency exchange calculation unit 29 updates the balance record of the deposit table 16 by increasing or decreasing the balance record based on the calculated value. â There are a quarter type and a monthly type in the method of determining and applying the internal rate.
- Figure 4A shows how quarterly internal rates are determined and the period of application.
- the quarterly internal rate is applied for three months and the rate value is the spot in the middle month of the quarter before the applicable rate, that is, the month two months before the month in which the internal rate is applied. Calculated based on monthly averages of traits and spread rates.
- the internal rate 4 2 applied to the quarter from July to September is calculated from the average market rate 41 in May. From July to September, an internal rate of 4 2 is used to settle payments for invoices received by group companies or to exchange payments for sales of products sold. Applied. Group companies may also choose a premium rate, which will be discussed later.
- Equation 1 The internal rate is calculated using Equation 1 below. Equation 1 is stored in the storage unit, and is used when the rate calculation unit 17 performs calculation according to the rate calculation program.
- Figure 4B shows how to determine the monthly internal rate and the applicable period.
- the monthly internal rate is applied in January, and is calculated using the above formula 1 from the average spot rate and spread rate for the month preceding the applicable rate.
- the July internal rate 4 4 is calculated using Equation 1 from the average monthly market rate 4 3 in June.
- the internal rate in August 46 is calculated from the average market rate in July 45
- the internal rate in September 468 is calculated from the average market rate in August 47 using Equation 1. Is calculated.
- Derivatives are a mechanism designed to hedge the risk of exchange rate fluctuations.
- the right to sell is called a put option, and the right to buy is called a call option.
- Party A will receive $ 10,000 in sales on the specified date two months later, so the option option will allow the right to buy $ 10,000 for $ 10,000 on the specified date two months later. From Suppose you bought it. The fee paid to purchase the right at this time is called a premium. Assuming that the yen has strengthened in two months and the market rate has reached $ 1.80 on a given day, we will exercise the option and convert $ 10,000 into $ 10,000. Exchange money. Conversely, if the yen depreciates and the market rate reaches $ 110 on a given day, the exchange rate is $ 10,000 at the market rate without exercising the option.
- the premium paid for purchasing the option will not return, but if A pays the premium, which is an option fee, the risk that the yen exchange rate will rise and the yen-denominated sales will decline significantly due to the yen's appreciation. Can be avoided.
- Futures are those in which the exchange rate at a certain point in the future is reserved in advance. For example, suppose that you made a reservation on (2) to exchange $ 1 in $ 100,000 for $ 100,000 on a specified date two months later. Regardless of the market rate after two months, you will exchange $ 1,000,000 for $ 100. In this way, by pre-booking future exchange rates, it is possible to determine sales, etc. that will be settled two months later, regardless of fluctuations in exchange rates.
- Figure 5 is a diagram for explaining rates with premiums, and shows the exchange rate when a quarterly quarter is adopted as the rate-applied type and dollar-denominated funds are converted to yen.
- the internal rate 52 for the quarter from July to September is calculated from the above formula 1 based on the average value of the market rates in May (here, 18.0 yen).
- the money exchange section 1 in addition to the in-house rate 52, the money exchange section 1 also prepares a premium rate 53.
- the premium rate is calculated using the following formula 2, and the premium is set to be higher by 54 than the internal rate.
- the premium rate is calculated by the following equation (2).
- the spread in Equation 2 below indicates the rate of deterioration from the internal rate. Equation 2 is stored in the storage unit, and is used when the rate calculation unit 17 performs calculation according to the rate calculation program.
- the group company may be required to calculate exchange at a rate that is more favorable than the premium rate 53, depending on market trends on the day of exchange. .
- the managing company is able to exchange money on the day of exchange at a rate more favorable than the premium rate 53, the group companies will be able to have a portion of the profits returned.
- the managing company exchanges money in the market at a rate that is less favorable than the premium rate 53, the group company will have the managing company exchange funds at the premium rate 53, and the loss will be borne by the managing company. It has become.
- Premium 54 the difference between the in-house rate 52 and the rate with premium, corresponds to the premium in the age option transaction.
- the group company has the risk of exchanging money at an unfavorable rate by selecting the premium rate 5 3 compared to selecting the in-house rate 52, but at the same time the premium rate is If you can exchange money at a better exchange rate, you have the right to share some of the profit.
- the formulas for calculating the in-house rate and the rate with premium are not limited to Formula 1 and Formula 2, respectively, and can be set appropriately according to the actual situation in the group.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining the criteria for setting the premium 54.
- the secretary company has set an option pricing model (option price formation model) so that the expected value of profit at the premium rate is zero.
- option pricing model option price formation model
- the rate deterioration rate at this time is 1Y.
- the rate deterioration rate of the dollar-yen buy option of X X 100,000 is 1Y.
- the option pricing model if the premium 53 is set to (10-X) â 10 at this time, the economic effect obtained by the secretary company acting on behalf of the currency exchange business will be Be neutral.
- a spot rate type If a group company chooses a premium rate, there are two types of return method: a spot rate type and a hedge rate type.
- the exchange rate type compares the difference between the premium rate and the market rate on the day when the secretary company receives a payment request from a group company and settles, or on the day when it receives a change request and exchanges money. If the market rate is more favorable than the premium rate, a certain percentage of the difference between the market rate and the premium rate, for example 50%, is returned to the group companies.
- the secretary company receives a request from the group company for payment and settles, or the premium rate on the day when the exchange is requested and the secretary company uses a derivative to make a hedge. If the hedged rate is more favorable than the premium rate, a certain percentage of the difference between the hedge rate and the premium rate, for example 50%, is returned to the group company.
- Figure 7 is a diagram showing an example of profit distribution when the market rate type is adopted.
- Company A sells goods in dollars on August 15 and has a settlement date of September 15.
- Company A has selected the quarterly type of exchange from July to September and the market rate type as the rate type.
- the premium rate for the quarter is calculated from the average of May market rates.
- the average value 65 is 108.0 yen
- the in-house rate is â
- the swap rate which is the futures transaction cost, is added to or subtracted from the exchange rate, and the commission is deducted as the operating cost of the cash concentration system8.
- the speed plate is determined with reference to the above-mentioned Lib 0 r. Other indicators may be used to determine the swap rate.
- the premium rate is equal to the internal rate minus the premium that is the spread.
- the premium rate was 104.444 yen.
- Curve 69 shows the transition of the market rate (spot rate) of yen buying and dollar selling.
- Market rate when the secretary company exchanges the dollar-denominated funds into yen in the market on the settlement date 6 8 (As mentioned above, the spot rate is the rate for delivery within 2 business days after the exchange transaction. Assuming that the spot rate two business days before the settlement date is actually 12.00.0 yen, Company A is the difference between the market rate 68 and the premium rate 66. 50% of the yen is returned as a margin return 67, and the lead company can exchange money for $ 108.22 per dollar.
- Figure 8 shows an example of the exchange rate return when the hedge rate type is adopted.
- Company A sells goods in dollars on August 15 and has a settlement date of September 15.
- Company A has selected the quarterly type from July to September as the rate application type and the hedge rate type as the rate type.
- the internal rate for the quarter is determined from the average market rate in May, 71, and the premium rate, 72, is calculated from the internal rate.
- the average value 71 was 108.000 yen
- the premium rate 66 was 104.444 yen.
- Curve 75 shows the change in the exchange rate of yen purchases and dollar sales.
- the managing company hedges appropriately based on market movements.
- the page rate is calculated from the weighted average of the hedges performed by the managing company from the reference month to two business days prior to the actual settlement (average of currency amount x individual hedge rate). Futures trading costs have been reduced.
- the rate of the page 74 on the settlement date was 1 12.00 yen
- Entity A would obtain the hedged rate 7 4 Even if 50% of 7.56 yen, which is the difference between the rate with premium 7 So, you can have the lead company exchange money for $ 108.52.
- Figure 9 shows the case where the market rate type is adopted and the market rate 82 falls below the premium rate 83 on the settlement date.
- Company A sells goods in dollars on August 15 and has a settlement date of September 15.
- Company A has selected the rate application type for the quarter from July to September and the market rate type as the rate application type.
- the internal rate for the quarter is determined by the average market rate in July, 81, and the premium rate, 83, is calculated from the internal rate.
- the average value 81 is 108.000 yen
- the premium rate 83 is 104.44 yen.
- Curve 84 indicates the trend of the yen / dollar selling market rate.
- the managing company guarantees the premium rate 8 3 to Company A and the difference between the premium rate 8 3 and the market rate 8 2 To bear the losses arising from.
- Figure 10 is a flow chart showing the operations performed by the money exchange unit 17 when Company A issues a payment instruction to the cash concentration system 8 to convert yen-denominated funds to dollars and pay them to the payee. is there.
- the company A selects the item âpay to a company outside the groupâ from the menu screen displayed on the display of the terminal device of the company A by the fund concentration system 8. Then, the fund concentration system 8 displays an out-of-group payment input screen on the display. The person in charge of the group company inputs predetermined items on the out-of-group payment screen, creates out-of-group payment request data, and sends it to the fund concentration system 8.
- the central control unit of the fund concentrating system 8 determines that the payment requires exchange. Then, the central control unit creates the exchange data 30 from the out-of-group payment request data and sends it to the exchange unit 1 #.
- the currency exchange unit 17 Upon receiving the currency exchange data 30 created by the central control unit, the currency exchange unit 17 obtains various data and stores them in the RAM or the storage unit in accordance with the following steps.
- the settlement date information is obtained from the exchange data 30 (step 10).
- the exchange rate in the foreign exchange market determines whether there is a return on profits.
- the exchange unit 17 acquires the currency unit of the funds to be exchanged from the exchange data 30 (step 20), and acquires the unit of the currency to be paid, that is, the unit of the currency after the exchange (step 3). 0).
- the currency unit of the exchanged funds is yen and the unit after exchange is dollars.
- the exchange section 17 obtains the amount to be paid to the payee from the exchange data 30 (Step 40). In this example, if you pay in dollars, for example, it would be $ 100,000.
- the exchange unit 17 obtains the rate application type from the exchange data 30.
- the above information is stored in the exchange data storage unit 28.
- the exchange unit 17 determines from the exchange data 30 whether the rate type is an in-house rate type, a media rate type, or a market rate type. If the rate type is an in-house rate (Step 60; Y), the rate calculation unit 25 calculates the rate, and the in-house rate stored in the rate storage unit 27 is read into the exchange calculation unit 29 ( Step 70). The exchange calculation unit 29 further obtains the amount of payment, the currency unit of payment, and the currency unit of funds related to the exchange from the exchange data storage unit 28, and calculates the exchange amount at an in-house rate (step 80). .
- the exchange calculation unit 29 updates the deposit table 16 by subtracting the exchange amount, in this example, 100 million yen, from the yen-denominated fund balance category of the company II in the deposit table 16.
- the exchange calculator 29 obtains the premium rate to be applied on the settlement date from the rate storage unit 27. (Step 100).
- the exchange calculator 29 determines whether the rate type is a hedge rate type or a market rate type (step 110). If the rate type is a market rate type (step 110; N), the settlement date arrives (In fact, two business days before the settlement date), the market rate at that time when the financial institution actually converted the yen-denominated funds in the cash concentration account 6 to dollars Obtain the data from bank 2 (step 120).
- the exchange calculation section 29 compares the market rate with the rate with premium (step 130).
- Step 140 if the market rate is better than the premium rate (Step 140; Y), a certain percentage of the difference between the market rate and the premium rate, for example, 50%, is converted to the premium rate.
- the exchange rate is calculated at the added rate (step 150).
- the exchange rate is calculated at the premium rate (step 190).
- the currency exchange calculation unit 29 subtracts 100 million yen from the amount of yen-denominated funds in Company A in the deposit table 16 assuming that the amount of money exchanged, for example, 100 million yen per dollar, is 100 yen. Update the deposit table 16
- Step 110 If Company A selects the heavy-rate type (Step 110; Y :), the currency exchange calculation unit 29 sends the money-settlement account 6 in yen from the reference month to the two business days of the settlement date. Obtain a rate that is reduced by the derivative when the funds are actually converted into dollars (step 160).
- the exchange calculator 29 compares the hedged rate minus the futures transaction cost as the hedged rate, and compares this with the premium rate (Step 170) 0
- step 180 if the hedged rate is better than the premium rate (step 180; Y), a fixed percentage of the difference between the pegged rate and the premium rate, for example, 50% is the premium rate
- the exchange rate is calculated at the rate added to (step 150).
- the exchange rate is calculated at the rate with the premium (step 190).
- the exchange calculation section 29 calculates the amount of money exchanged from the record of yen-denominated funds in Company A in the deposit table 16 as 100 yen. Is rewritten and the deposit table 16 is updated.
- each group company can not only outsource the foreign exchange business that requires a high level of knowledge and skill and greatly affects its financial condition to the secretary company, but also The company has a scheme (mechanism) that allows the company to return a portion of the profits when profits are generated by the difference between the foreign exchange and currency exchange to each group company. For this reason, each group company can greatly benefit from participating in the fund concentration system, and can encourage group companies to participate in the fund concentration system.
- the secretary company is configured to exist separately from the bank.However, the present invention is not limited to this.
- a fund management system 8 is installed in the bank, and the bank itself has the same configuration as the secretary company. It may be configured to fulfill the function, and the fund concentration account 6 is set up at the bank, and the exchange with the financial markets such as the foreign exchange market and the derivatives market is conducted directly by the managing company without going through financial institutions
- the group companies are configured to preselect the market rate type or the hedge rate type.
- the present invention is not limited to this. It is possible to judge whether the application of the hedge rate type or the hedge rate type is more advantageous for the group companies, and to adopt a configuration that applies the advantageous rate type.
- secretary company refers to a company within the group, and includes a bank as well as a company that supervises the exchange procedures for the companies within the group.
- group company refers to a group of companies that have some kind of capital relationship or contract relationship between companies.
- each group company requires funds necessary for payment and others.
- the secretary company obtains the exchange exposure on the basis of the amount submitted in advance, and the managing company hedges by reducing the difference between the identified foreign exchange exposure and the actual foreign exchange transaction volume.
- the amount of currency to which the above-mentioned premium rate is applied is limited to a certain error range with respect to the amount of funds previously submitted by each group company, and the error range is limited. For the excess, the actual market rate may be applied.
- the group company selects either the in-house rate or the premium rate.
- the rate applied to the exchange of the group company is limited to the premium rate only.
- the managing company makes a profit in foreign exchange, the profit can be returned to the group companies.
- the fund concentration system according to the present invention can be configured as another embodiment as follows.
- a system that uses a computer to integrate and manage the financial information of multiple companies belonging to a group.
- a centralized deposit account that is a single deposit account that performs deposit / withdrawal processing for each of the companies belonging to the group, and virtually provided for each of the companies belonging to the group in a database file that manages the breakdown of the centralized deposit account.
- the company belonging to the group registers the payment details data for other companies belonging to the group, converts the payment details data into a unified format, and based on the payment details, the companies belonging to the group and the Means to update the transaction history data of other companies to which the group belongs,
- Register accounts receivable for other companies belonging to the group for each company belonging to the group convert the accounts receivable detail data into a unified format, and allow the other companies belonging to the group to enter the accounts receivable details data.
- the corporate finance center or bank extracts the payment confirmation data via the network, obtains the receipt details of each company belonging to the group using the farm banking service, and registers the payment confirmation data.
- the group companies 7a and 7b which form a group in some form, are targeted.However, the present invention is not limited to this, and is applied to a general relationship between a bank and a customer. You can also. Further, the customer may be a group company (a group of companies having some kind of capital relationship or contract relationship) or a single company.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the configuration of the banking system 102 and the relationship between the banking system 102 and the companies 107a, 107b,...
- the banking system 102 is a server / computer installed in a bank or the like, and the banking system 2 has a cash management system 8 therein. In the above-mentioned embodiment, The bank will do it.
- the company 107a requests the customer to transfer the payment to the fund collection account 5a in advance, as in the case of the company 7a in the above example. Then, the funds transferred to the fund collection account 5a are sent to the fund concentration account 6 on the same date, where they are pooled.
- the company 107a can request the banking system 102 to make a transfer to the customer account 9a on a predetermined date in a predetermined currency.
- the companies 107 a, 107 b,... Estimate the payment schedule from the business partner and the payment schedule to the business partner, and notify the bank system 102 in advance. By configuring in this way, the companies 107a and 107b can enjoy the same benefits as the group companies 7a and 7b.
- the company 107a, 107b,... when the company 107a, 107b,... requests the currency exchange from the banking system 102, the company can choose between the in-house rate type and the rate type with premium. If you choose a quoted rate, you can expect a profit return.
- premium rate type there are two types of premium rate type: a market rate type that determines the amount of profit distribution based on the market rate, and a hedging type that determines the amount of profit distribution based on the hedged rate. Companies 107a, 107b,... can choose either the market rate type or the hedge rate type when selecting the premium rate type, as in the case of the cash concentration system 1 in Figure 1. It is.
- the present invention can be implemented not only by a group company having a secretary company but also widely in general between a bank and a customer.
- the currencies for which the secretary company is asked to exchange money from customers such as group companies are not only widely used currencies such as yen, dollar and euro, but also international currencies such as Thai parts and Korean won. Some currencies have a small distribution volume.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram for explaining the basic concept of the currency exchange method used in the present modification.
- the currency is divided into some basic currencies (hereinafter, base currency) and other currencies (hereinafter, dependent currency) paired with the base currency.
- base currency some basic currencies
- dependent currency other currencies
- the base currency is dollar, euro, and yen. As described above, if the base currency is the currency most commonly used in international commerce, it becomes easier to hedge exchange risk (Hedge He).
- currencies such as pounds, rubles, Swiss francs, etc. are subordinate currencies of Wu, and that won, Vietnamese parts, Hong Kong dollar, etc. are subordinate currencies of the dollar.
- the choice of the subordinate currencies may be based on the region where these currencies are used, or from any perspective, such as the convenience of currency exchange or business reasons.
- FIG. 12 there is no subordinate currency whose base currency is the yen, but the present invention is not limited to this, and a currency dependent on the yen may be provided.
- the currency exchanged during the pound-euro process is not itself exchanged for dollars, and the trader does not convert dollars, euros, and other currencies pooled in the cash concentration account 106 described later. It is operated and managed as a whole. Exchanges between dependent currencies with the same base currency are exchanged via the base currency.
- Providing a base currency and a subordinate currency in this way can significantly reduce the combination of currencies for which traders have to hedge exchange risks. That is, the trader does not need to take the risk of currency exchange for, for example, the pound and the won or the ruble and the pound combination, but to the exchange risk for the pace currency combination and the base and subordinate currency combination. This is a good thing.
- FIGS. 13A and 13B are diagrams showing a deposit table 1 16 and a fund concentration account 106 used in the present modification, respectively.
- the deposit table 1 16 and the cash concentration account 106 correspond to the deposit table 16 in FIG. 2 and the cash concentration account 6 in FIG. 1, respectively.
- the functions are the same except that the number of currencies handled has increased.
- the deposit table 1 16 shown in Fig. 13A has a currency area of yen, dollar, euro, and other currencies handled by companies 107 a, 107 b,... such as won, pound, etc. Same as deposit table 16 except for the rear. Companies 107 a and 107 b can query the balance of the deposit table 1 16 from the terminal installed in their company. You can find out which currency you own and how much.
- the cash concentration account 106 shown in Fig. 13B has a cash concentration except that it has a balance in base currencies such as yen, dollar and euro, as well as dependent currencies such as won and pound. Same as account 6.
- the bank must have the companies 107 a, 107 b,... submit the deposit and withdrawal schedule in advance, and based on that, the trader can use the derivatives pool to transfer the funds pooled in the cash concentration account 106. Go to page.
- the hedge of funds is made between the base currency or between the base currency and the dependent currency.
- the exchange rate of the premium rate is set lower than the customer rate, and if the premium rate is selected, a profit return can be expected. is there.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a currency exchange unit 17 that supports split currency exchange.
- the rate calculator 17 calculates the customer rate between the base currencies, for example, yen and euro, and the rate with premium, as well as the customer between the base currency, for example, euro and pound, and the dependent currency. Calculate rates and rates with premiums.
- the exchange calculator 29 determines from the exchange currency data 32 of the exchange 30 stored in the exchange storage 28 whether or not a split exchange is necessary. If the split exchange is not required, the exchange rate is calculated in the same manner as in the above-described embodiment. If a split exchange is required, the exchange is performed using a combination of the base currency rates (customer rate and premium rate) stored in the rate storage unit 27 and the rates between the base currency and the subordinate currency. Calculate the rate.
- the currency exchange calculator 29 determines that a split currency exchange is necessary.
- the currency exchange calculation unit 29 calculates the rate between the pound and the euro stored in the rate storage unit 27 Get the rates between US $ and US dollars, and the rates between US dollars and US dollars. To calculate the exchange rate to be applied to the customer.
- the rate calculator 17 may calculate the rates of the dependent currencies, such as the rate between the yen and the pound, or the rates of the dependent currencies and the base currency to which the dependent currencies do not belong.
- Figure 15 is a diagram showing a specific example of the implementation of currency exchange using a subordinate currency.
- Company 107a receives the sales proceeds 1336 in sixty months in sterling from the customer Company 1334.
- the accounting currency of firm 107a is Thai bar @ BAHT. Therefore, the company 107a sends in advance to the banking system information such as the fact that the bond-denominated sales proceeds 136 will be transferred to the fund collection account 5a six months later, and that the company wishes to convert the proceeds to Thai Bar II.
- the base currency of Vietnamese bar @ BAHT is dollars and the pace currency of pounds is euro, so the currency exchange department 17 calculates the customer rate and the rate with premium in a split exchange. Then, the company 107a can select either the customer rate or the premium rate. When a premium rate is selected, the market rate or the hedge rate can be further selected.
- the banking system 102 is responsible for the conversion of bond denominated funds 130 to euro denominated funds 131, including exchange requests received from other companies 107b, 107cs ... Hedge from U-denominated capital 13 1 to dollar-denominated capital 13 2, hedge from dollar-denominated capital 13 2 to Thai-part denominated capital 13 33.
- the banking system 102 also has a function of performing a netting.
- company 134 pays company 107a £ 100,000.
- Company 107a plans to pay £ 50,000 to Company 107b, a customer of the same banking system 1 â 2, two months later.
- the payment of £ 50,000 to Company 107b was settled with the payment of £ 100,000 from Company 134 to Banking System 102 to Company 107a. It will be.
- the netting can be performed by rewriting the data in the deposit table 1 16 without moving the funds.
- the cash management system 8 includes a netting unit (not shown), and constantly detects a netting opportunity from a customer's scheduled payment or payment.
- Figure 16 is a flowchart showing the procedure for determining whether or not to perform currency conversion.
- the exchange calculator 29 shown in FIG. 14 stores the exchange data 30 stored in the exchange data storage unit 28, that is, the exchange data transmitted from the company 107 a, 107 b,. From the overnight 30 and the currency data 32, it is determined whether to apply the split currency according to the following logic.
- the exchange currencies recorded in the exchange currency data 32 are dollars and yens, euros and yens, and pounds and yens (step 210; Y), exchange without splitting (step 27) 0).
- the exchange currencies recorded in the exchange currency data 32 are dollars and yens, euros and yens, and pounds and yens (step 210; Y)
- exchange without splitting step 27) 0.
- sterling is a subordinate currency of the euro, but if the exchange currencies are a pound and a yen, depending on the actual situation of banking, etc. Is also possible.
- one of the exchange currencies is the yen It is determined whether or not. If one of the exchange currencies is a yen (step 220; Y), a split exchange is performed (step 260). If both exchange currencies are not yen (step 220; N), it is further determined whether both exchange currencies are base currencies (step 230). If both exchange currencies are base currencies (step 230; Y), exchange without splitting (step 270). If both exchange currencies are not base currencies (step 230; N), it is further determined whether one of the exchange currencies is a pace currency (step 240).
- a split exchange (step 260) is performed. If one of the exchange currencies is the base currency (step 240; Y), then the base currency of the other subordinate currency of the exchange currency is the same as the base currency for the exchange Is determined (step 250). If the base currency of the dependent currency is the same as the base currency involved in the exchange (step 250; Y), the currency is exchanged without splitting (step 270). If the base currency of the subordinate currency is different from the base currency related to the exchange (step 250; N), a split exchange is performed (step 260).
- the number of currency pairs to be hedged that is, currency pairs can be reduced, and the efficiency and smoothness of the exchange operation can be improved. Can be achieved.
- the client system 102 can perform netting. it can.
- the pace currency can be set arbitrarily.
- the subordinate currency that depends on can be set arbitrarily.
- INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY since the funds of the companies constituting the group are centrally managed in one account for each currency unit, the settlement between the group companies can be performed without transferring the funds in the accounts. This is done by updating the data in the deposit table, which records the funds received from each company in the database, thereby reducing the transfer man-hours required for settlement between group companies.
- the settlement between groups spans multiple currency units, such as when converting yen-denominated funds to dollars and paying them, it can prevent foreign exchange exposure (exposing the funds to foreign exchange risk). .
- the present invention requires that the risk of currency exchange be reduced for various types of currency pairs. If this is not the case, the number of currency pairs hedged can be reduced. Further, according to the present invention, netting can be performed while exchanging various kinds of currency units.
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