Funds Tab (FACTS)
  • 19 Jul 2023
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Funds Tab (FACTS)

The Funds tab list the Funds in the selected Pool for the selected Cycle, with ending balances for the selected Cycle.

NOTE: To view a previous Cycle, you must select the applicable line on the Balances tab of for the Pool associated with the Cycle you wish to view on the Funds tab, and then click the Funds tab to view the selected Cycle.

Funds Tab

 

Funds Tab Fields

NOTE: The fields on this tab are not initially visible at one time. Use the horizontal scroll bar on the bottom of the tab to see all of the available fields.

Field

Description

Fund ID

The unique ID code that identifies each Fund in the Pool.

Fund Name

The report name for each Fund in the Pool.

Cycle

A reference number that identifies the reconciliation and allocation Cycle for the Pool.

Ending Market Value

The ending market value of each Fund in the Pool for the selected Cycle.

NOTE: This is the only balance that most organizations track in FACTS.

End Date

The date when the selected Cycle ended.

Reconciled

Indicates whether the selected Cycle has been reconciled (yes or no).

Ending Book Value

If you are tracking the book value of investments, this field displays the ending book value of each Fund in the Pool for the selected Cycle.

NOTE: Most organizations do not track Book values in FACTS. Refer to Tracking the Book Value of Investments for more information.

Ending Income Balance

If you are tracking income in FACTS, this field displays the ending income balance for each Fund in the Pool for the selected Cycle.

NOTE: Most organizations do not track Income balances in FACTS.

NOTE: There is an important functional distinction between the FACTS Income Balance and the Principal (Market) Balance. The Income Balance has no effect on the units that are held by each Fund or the allocation. This does not mean that changes (for example, earnings and fees) on income are not allocated, but that the allocations are based on the units (Market Value).

 


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