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| Tag | TAGS | The Tag(s) associated with the position(s). Tags are URL like name value pairs separated by / in order to slice and dice analytics. Every Tag has a Dimension. |
| Portfolio | PORTFOLIOS | The Portfolio to which belongs the position. |
| Buy | BUYSELL | The Buy or Sell flag. Long positions are bought. Short positions are sold. |
| Counterparty- Account | CPTYACCNO | The Combined name of the Counterparty in the trade & the Account Number against which the trade is assigned. Accounts have Collateral, Ratings, Netting Agreements and Recovery Rates. |
| Fx-Hedge | PERCENT | Defines the foreign Exchange Percentage that is hedged out. 0%= no hedge. 100% Fully Hedged. |
| Open Date | DATE | The Business Date when the position is taken into account in the Analysis. |
| Close Date | DATE | The Date when the position will ceases to be taken into account in the Analysis. |
| Start Date | DATE | The date when the trade kicks in. |
| Settlement | DATE | The Date when the trade is settled |
| Settlement Price | PRICE | The Price paid when the instrument settles. |
| Settle Ccy | CCY | The Currency of The settlement price. Used to Convert and Discount Flows with the Riskless Base curve. |
| Accrued | RATE | The interest accrued by the coupon |
| Spread | SPREAD | The additional basis points paid on top of the rate. (a spread of 100 corresponds to 100/10 000) or 1%. |
| Next Reset | RATE | The known reset rate. |
| First Coupon | DATE | The Date when the First Coupon is paid |
| Known Rate | RATE | The Known Reset Rates |
| Known Spread | SPREAD | The Known Reset Spreads |
| Averaging | AVG | Averaging takes place when floating rates reset levels are defined according to an averageof multiple observations. Averaging period is always smaller than Compounding period which in turn is smaller than coupon ppayment period. |
| Compounding | COMP | Compounding takes place when the coupon is made of multiple fixing rate observations that are compounded between the reference reset end and start dates. The Compounding Frequence is always higher than the paymet frequency. |
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