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| Domain: Treasury Reporting |
Responsibility area: Perform Foreing Exchange results monthly closure. |
The objective of this report is to ensure that the result of the Cash Flow Hedge process being re-invoiced from Syensqo Treasury department "2232" to its affiliates is eliminated at Group Consolidated level.
The reason of this control is due to the fact that FX result is not an intercompany reconciled item. Nevertheless as FX result is re-invoiced it generates a P&L impact at company code level that cannot be kept at group level. To allow the monitoring the re-invoicing impacts the P&L on a specific combination of BFC account "R53800" and Market "50 , CBSS and CBCT".
Detail the scope (legal entities, etc.)
All Group Consolidated Entities
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See Finance Glossary:
WHAT and HOW - Main content of the operation
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Location of the file:
\\lucapfs01sco.oxo.priv\LUCAP-USERS\Financial Controlling & Cash Accounting process\7 - Financial Controlling\3 - Monthly closing\2 - Treasury and net debt\YYYY\MM.YYYY\FX Result
Update the date by choosing the correct period:

Go to FBL3N variant and choose variant CHF Re-Inv
Choose all items for the reporting month.


The amounts should be converted to KEur and multiplied by -1 for the affiliates only, since we are in 2232 position.
This information should be fulfilled in tab ![]()

Confirm that the period is correct and remove the filters before the retrieve.

Perform BFC retrieve.
Go to Add-Ins - > Financial Consolidation → Import → In Sheet

Go to the tab "DIV 50 by Cie".
Filter the column "L" on value "Re-invoicing Exists=YES"
Column K - Re-invoicing Check in BFC is highlighted in red in case we have significant differences.
In the example below the re-invoicing of CFH is done in EUR and company's 07180 functional currency is USD, so there is an exchange rate difference.

Purpose:
All FX results should be allocated to CBS with the following exception:
The threshold that is triggering a top entry is EUR100K.
Steps to execute:
Confirm that the period is the correct one and remove all the filters.
Then retrieve "in sheet" from BFC.

After BFC retrieve, this sheet allows us to see the impact on R53800 Commercial FX result per division.
Confirm that cell E14 (Control) is equal to zero

Allocation CSCS and DIV59 cannot have amounts above 100K, otherwise a top entry will be required.

Steps to execute:
Make sure to clear all the filters. Select the column of the respective month and retrieve data "in cell range" from BFC.

This table will show the amounts reported by company in headings R53800 and R53820.
After all the previous steps, we are in good conditions to analyze the FX impacts by partner.

Note: For CAMS adherent companies FX should be neutralized since 2232 is hedging FX.
We need to do a top entry to correct FX results, due to we reclass from Commercial FX to Financial FX for certain countries. For this, we use tab
.
In the top entry we correct the China results, since company 77281 is hedging for all Chinese entities.

Additionally, for the hedged companies, the FX impacts should be reported in R53820 instead of R53800.
Nowadays, Argentina is the only country still not hedged, so we correct all the other countries from R53800 to R53820.
The final result is:

End of document.
| Domain: Treaury Reporting |
Responsibility area: Perform Foreing Exchange results monthly closure. |