SCOU Code: Amounts That Have Been Used To Serve As Self Collateral
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SCOU means amounts that have been used to serve as self collateral in the ISO 20022 balance sub type code set. Balance representing the cash-equivalent resulting from evaluation of incoming securities, qualified to serve as collateral and actually used as collateral, which have been settled during the settlement process.
- Code
- SCOU
- ISO name
- AmountsThatHaveBeenUsedToServeAsSelfCollateral
- Status
- Registered
- Last updated
- 2009-04-01
Official definition
Balance representing the cash-equivalent resulting from evaluation of incoming securities, qualified to serve as collateral and actually used as collateral, which have been settled during the settlement process.
Messages and fields that use ExternalBalanceSubType1Code
SCOU in other code sets
SCOU questions
- What does SCOU mean in ISO 20022?
- SCOU is Amounts That Have Been Used To Serve As Self Collateral in the ExternalBalanceSubType1Code code set: Balance representing the cash-equivalent resulting from evaluation of incoming securities, qualified to serve as collateral and actually used as collateral, which have been settled during the settlement process.
- Where does SCOU appear in a message?
- For example in camt.052, element Rpt/Bal/Tp/SubTp/Cd.
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