Use this information to add basic
decay tables and scenarios so that you can assign them to non-maturity deposit
accounts.
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Navigate to .
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Select the What If model that the table belongs to.
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Select
Add.
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Add a unique Table Name for the table.
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Select Scenarios to associate with the table if there are
existing scenarios available.
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Select the prepayment Method.
- Annual
- Monthly
- % of Total Balance
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Select Manage Scenarios.
The Manage Scenarios page
opens.
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Select
Add to add a rate shock scenario.
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Enter a whole number value from -1000 through
1000.
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Repeat steps 8–9 to define all necessary rate shock scenarios.
You can create up to 22 unique scenarios.
Scenarios appear as columns in the grid. If several tables previously
existed in the grid, then adding a scenario makes it available for each table. If
needed, you can edit individual tables to control the scenarios that they use.
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Select Apply.
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Enter rate speeds for the table in the appropriate rate shock cells.
It is important to verify that the values are appropriate for the decay
method the table is using. You can only use values from 0 through
100 percent.
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Select Save.
After a basic decay table is set up, you
can assign it individually to specific non-maturity deposit accounts on the panel.