CO-05 · Consolidation

Rate overrides & net-investment designation Net-investment designations and rate overrides, documented

Designation memos and rate-override records drafted with loan terms and settlement intent cited.

How Spaces helps

Your ERP stores rate types and overrides. Agents draft net-investment designation memos and rate-override records with cited evidence, then route them for approval.

Still manual today There is usually no workflow for documenting net-investment designations or the reasoning behind rate overrides.

Example USD 9.86M interest-free loan from HoldCo SG to TechCo IN, with no repayments in 24 months and treasury confirming no settlement intent: the memo designates it as part of the net investment under IAS 21.

Designations and overrides · group
  • HoldCo SG loan to TechCo IN Designation memo approved Done
  • HoldCo SG loan to OpsCo HK Settlement planned, not designated Done
  • TechCo IN historic rate override Reason recorded, awaiting approval For approval
  • New loan to OpsCo HK Settlement intent unclear Needs review
  • Annual designation review Due December For approval

Every override carries a recorded reason

What the agent does

  • Identifies intercompany loans that may qualify for net-investment designation
  • Drafts designation memos citing loan terms and settlement intent
  • Records the reason for each rate type override per entity
  • Routes memos and records for maker-checker approval and annual review

How it runs

  1. 01 Find candidates Reviews intercompany loan agreements and treasury discussions for settlement intent.
  2. 02 Draft memo Writes the designation memo or override record with each fact cited.
  3. 03 Link to settings Connects each record to the entity's rate type settings in your ERP.
  4. 04 Approve and review Approved memos are stored and resurfaced for periodic review.
Judgment captured

The reasoning behind designations is written and sourced.

Approved before relied on

Memos follow maker-checker approval before use.

Ready for auditors

Designations and overrides arrive with support attached.

Does the agent decide whether a loan qualifies?
No. It drafts and cites. Your team makes the accounting judgment.
Who approves a designation memo?
A preparer drafts, and a separate approver such as the CFO or controller approves before it is relied on.

Start with use case #1

Reconcile last month, side by side with your team.

Pick one entity. Connect your ERP and payment portals. See how many lines the agents match before you change anything.