Interbank

Interbank manages short-term placements and borrowings with other financial institutions, recording the counterparty, direction, amount, rate and tenor of each deal. It gives the treasurer control over the SACCO's interbank book for managing day-to-day liquidity peaks and troughs. Pivot and graph views show net interbank position by counterparty and tenor.

Interbank
Interbank — live screen from the BridgeERP MFI Suite.

Workflow

  1. Open Treasury & ALM then Investments then Interbank.
  2. Record a deal: counterparty, lend or borrow, amount, rate and tenor.
  3. Confirm value and maturity dates for the placement or borrowing.
  4. Monitor the net interbank position by counterparty.
  5. Settle or roll the deal at maturity and update the record.

Fields reference

Every field on this screen, drawn from the live data model.

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
Name
name
TextYesName
Direction
direction
Choice: Borrow, LendYesDirection
Counterparty
counterparty_id
Link → res.partnerYesCounterparty
Value Date
value_date
DateYesValue Date
Maturity Date
maturity_date
DateYesMaturity Date
Principal
principal
MoneyYesPrincipal
Has Message
has_message
Yes/No—Has Message
Interest Rate (%)
rate
Decimal—Interest Rate (%)
State
state
Choice: Draft, Open, Settled, Rolled—State
Days
days
Number—Days
Interest Amount
interest_amount
Money—Interest Amount
Notes
notes
Long text—Notes
Company
company_id
Link → res.company—Company
Currency
currency_id
Link → res.currency—Currency

Actions & buttons

Buttons available on this screen and what they do:

  • Open
  • Settle

Status lifecycle

Records on this screen move through these statuses:

Draft → Open → Settled → Rolled

Notes & rules

  • Each deal is flagged as a placement or a borrowing with its counterparty.
  • Counterparty exposure is checked against concentration limits.
  • Interbank maturities feed the short-term cashflow projection.
  • Net position views support managing daily liquidity swings.

Technical model: treasury.interbank · Record: Interbank Borrowing / Lending

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