Definition of an Amortisation event. This is an event that describes the occurence of amortisation.
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decimal | AmountReduced [get, set] |
| The amount reduced in this amortisation event. That is, the difference between the previous notional amount and the current notional amount as set in this event. More...
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string | DomCcy [get, set] |
| Domestic currency of the originating instrument More...
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string | PayReceive [get, set] |
| Is this event in relation to the Pay or Receive leg More...
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DateTimeOffset | PaymentDate [get, set] |
| The date the principal payment is to be made. More...
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InstrumentEventTypeEnum | InstrumentEventType [get, set] |
| The Type of Event. The available values are: TransitionEvent, InformationalEvent, OpenEvent, CloseEvent, StockSplitEvent, BondDefaultEvent, CashDividendEvent, AmortisationEvent, CashFlowEvent, ExerciseEvent, ResetEvent, TriggerEvent, RawVendorEvent, InformationalErrorEvent, BondCouponEvent, DividendReinvestmentEvent, AccumulationEvent, BondPrincipalEvent, DividendOptionEvent, MaturityEvent, FxForwardSettlementEvent, ExpiryEvent, ScripDividendEvent, StockDividendEvent, ReverseStockSplitEvent, CapitalDistributionEvent, SpinOffEvent, MergerEvent, FutureExpiryEvent, SwapCashFlowEvent, SwapPrincipalEvent, CreditPremiumCashFlowEvent, CdsCreditEvent, CdxCreditEvent, MbsCouponEvent, MbsPrincipalEvent, BonusIssueEvent, MbsPrincipalWriteOffEvent, MbsInterestDeferralEvent, MbsInterestShortfallEvent, TenderEvent, CallOnIntermediateSecuritiesEvent, IntermediateSecuritiesDistributionEvent, OptionExercisePhysicalEvent, OptionExerciseCashEvent, ProtectionPayoutCashFlowEvent, TermDepositInterestEvent, TermDepositPrincipalEvent More...
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enum class | InstrumentEventTypeEnum {
TransitionEvent = 1
, InformationalEvent = 2
, OpenEvent = 3
, CloseEvent = 4
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StockSplitEvent = 5
, BondDefaultEvent = 6
, CashDividendEvent = 7
, AmortisationEvent = 8
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CashFlowEvent = 9
, ExerciseEvent = 10
, ResetEvent = 11
, TriggerEvent = 12
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RawVendorEvent = 13
, InformationalErrorEvent = 14
, BondCouponEvent = 15
, DividendReinvestmentEvent = 16
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AccumulationEvent = 17
, BondPrincipalEvent = 18
, DividendOptionEvent = 19
, MaturityEvent = 20
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FxForwardSettlementEvent = 21
, ExpiryEvent = 22
, ScripDividendEvent = 23
, StockDividendEvent = 24
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ReverseStockSplitEvent = 25
, CapitalDistributionEvent = 26
, SpinOffEvent = 27
, MergerEvent = 28
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FutureExpiryEvent = 29
, SwapCashFlowEvent = 30
, SwapPrincipalEvent = 31
, CreditPremiumCashFlowEvent = 32
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CdsCreditEvent = 33
, CdxCreditEvent = 34
, MbsCouponEvent = 35
, MbsPrincipalEvent = 36
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BonusIssueEvent = 37
, MbsPrincipalWriteOffEvent = 38
, MbsInterestDeferralEvent = 39
, MbsInterestShortfallEvent = 40
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TenderEvent = 41
, CallOnIntermediateSecuritiesEvent = 42
, IntermediateSecuritiesDistributionEvent = 43
, OptionExercisePhysicalEvent = 44
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OptionExerciseCashEvent = 45
, ProtectionPayoutCashFlowEvent = 46
, TermDepositInterestEvent = 47
, TermDepositPrincipalEvent = 48
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| The Type of Event. The available values are: TransitionEvent, InformationalEvent, OpenEvent, CloseEvent, StockSplitEvent, BondDefaultEvent, CashDividendEvent, AmortisationEvent, CashFlowEvent, ExerciseEvent, ResetEvent, TriggerEvent, RawVendorEvent, InformationalErrorEvent, BondCouponEvent, DividendReinvestmentEvent, AccumulationEvent, BondPrincipalEvent, DividendOptionEvent, MaturityEvent, FxForwardSettlementEvent, ExpiryEvent, ScripDividendEvent, StockDividendEvent, ReverseStockSplitEvent, CapitalDistributionEvent, SpinOffEvent, MergerEvent, FutureExpiryEvent, SwapCashFlowEvent, SwapPrincipalEvent, CreditPremiumCashFlowEvent, CdsCreditEvent, CdxCreditEvent, MbsCouponEvent, MbsPrincipalEvent, BonusIssueEvent, MbsPrincipalWriteOffEvent, MbsInterestDeferralEvent, MbsInterestShortfallEvent, TenderEvent, CallOnIntermediateSecuritiesEvent, IntermediateSecuritiesDistributionEvent, OptionExercisePhysicalEvent, OptionExerciseCashEvent, ProtectionPayoutCashFlowEvent, TermDepositInterestEvent, TermDepositPrincipalEvent More...
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Definition of an Amortisation event. This is an event that describes the occurence of amortisation.