ExternalBillingRateIdentification1Code
AEAR Code: Adjusted Earnings Allowance Rate
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AEAR means adjusted earnings allowance rate in the ISO 20022 billing rate identification code set. Per annum earnings rate, adjusted for reserves, applied to the current analysis period’s investable balance for calculation of the earnings allowance credit. The ECR, Net of Reserves, is calculated as: ECR, Net of Reserves = ECR, Not Net (00 01 22) * (1 – Reserve Rate)
- Code
- AEAR
- ISO name
- AdjustedEarningsAllowanceRate
- Status
- Registered
- Last updated
- 2012-07-13
Official definition
Per annum earnings rate, adjusted for reserves, applied to the current analysis period’s investable balance for calculation of the earnings allowance credit. The ECR, Net of Reserves, is calculated as: ECR, Net of Reserves = ECR, Not Net (00 01 22) * (1 – Reserve Rate)
Messages and fields that use ExternalBillingRateIdentification1Code
| Message | Element path |
|---|---|
| camt.086 | BllgStmtGrp/BllgStmt/RateData/Id/Cd |
AEAR questions
- What does AEAR mean in ISO 20022?
- AEAR is Adjusted Earnings Allowance Rate in the ExternalBillingRateIdentification1Code code set: Per annum earnings rate, adjusted for reserves, applied to the current analysis period’s investable balance for calculation of the earnings allowance credit. The ECR, Net of Reserves, is calculated as: ECR, Net of Reserves = ECR, Not Net (00 01 22) * (1 – Reserve Rate)
- Where does AEAR appear in a message?
- For example in camt.086, element BllgStmtGrp/BllgStmt/RateData/Id/Cd.
All ExternalBillingRateIdentification1Code codes · ISO 20022 code sets
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