ExternalBillingBalanceType1Code
FLPP Code: Bal Adj Prior Period Avg Float
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FLPP means bal adj prior period avg float in the ISO 20022 billing balance type code set. Sum of the adjustments to the average float in a prior period(s). A negative-signed value indicates a balance reduction. This balance can also be used to adjust the average collected balances since money in float has a direct effect on collected balances. AFP code=00 00 61
- Code
- FLPP
- ISO name
- BalAdjPriorPeriodAvgFloat
- Status
- Registered
- Last updated
- 2012-07-13
Official definition
Sum of the adjustments to the average float in a prior period(s). A negative-signed value indicates a balance reduction. This balance can also be used to adjust the average collected balances since money in float has a direct effect on collected balances. AFP code=00 00 61
Messages and fields that use ExternalBillingBalanceType1Code
| Message | Element path |
|---|---|
| camt.086 | BllgStmtGrp/BllgStmt/Bal/Tp/Cd |
FLPP questions
- What does FLPP mean in ISO 20022?
- FLPP is Bal Adj Prior Period Avg Float in the ExternalBillingBalanceType1Code code set: Sum of the adjustments to the average float in a prior period(s). A negative-signed value indicates a balance reduction. This balance can also be used to adjust the average collected balances since money in float has a direct effect on collected balances. AFP code=00 00 61
- Where does FLPP appear in a message?
- For example in camt.086, element BllgStmtGrp/BllgStmt/Bal/Tp/Cd.
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