ExternalCorporateActionEventType1Code
CAPI Code: Capitalisation
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CAPI means capitalisation in the ISO 20022 corporate action event type code set. Increase of the current principal of a debt instrument without increasing the nominal value. It normally arises from the incorporation of due but unpaid interest into the principal. This is commonly done by increasing the pool factor value, for example, capitalisation, and negative amortisation.
- Code
- CAPI
- ISO name
- Capitalisation
- Status
- Registered
- Last updated
- 2025-02-28
Official definition
Increase of the current principal of a debt instrument without increasing the nominal value. It normally arises from the incorporation of due but unpaid interest into the principal. This is commonly done by increasing the pool factor value, for example, capitalisation, and negative amortisation.
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CAPI questions
- What does CAPI mean in ISO 20022?
- CAPI is Capitalisation in the ExternalCorporateActionEventType1Code code set: Increase of the current principal of a debt instrument without increasing the nominal value. It normally arises from the incorporation of due but unpaid interest into the principal. This is commonly done by increasing the pool factor value, for example, capitalisation, and negative amortisation.
- Where does CAPI appear in a message?
- For example in camt.052, element Rpt/Ntry/NtryDtls/TxDtls/RltdCorpActn/EvtTp/Cd.
All ExternalCorporateActionEventType1Code codes · ISO 20022 code sets
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