Selecting rules for viewing

Activity overview

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This page allows you to search and select an insurance valuation rule for viewing its details. If you know the code identifying the valuation rule you can enter it directly. Otherwise, you can carry out a search based on the type of the policy, the type of revaluation for which the rule is applicable, the option applicable for revaluation and the basis of revaluation. The system retrieves the valuation rules based on the search criteria entered.

The “Select Insurance Valuation Rule” page appears.

Insurance Valuation Rule No

The number identifying the valuation rule for which you want to view the details (Alphanumeric, 20).

Policy Type

Use the drop-down list box to select the type of the policy. The policy types must have been defined as quick codes in the “Create Quick Codes” activity of the “Quick Code Definition” business component and must be in “Active” status. The system displays “All” by default on launch of the page.

Revaluation Type

Use the drop-down list box to select the type of revaluation from “Downward” or “Upward”.

 
  • Upward – indicates that the asset will be valued on the appreciating value of the asset.

 
  • Downward – indicates that the asset will be valued on the depreciating value of the asset.

 

The system displays “Downward” by default on launch of the page.

Revaluation Option

Use the drop-down list box to select the revaluation option from “Index”, “By Percentage”, “By Amount” or “To Amount”.

 
  • Indexes – indicates that the revaluation has been done with respect to an index provided.

 
  • Percentage – indicates that the revaluation has been done based on a percentage defined.

 
  • By Amount – indicates that the revaluation has been done based on a fixed amount.

 
  • To Amount – indicates that the revaluation done must not exceed a fixed amount.

 

The system displays “Index” by default on launch of the page.

Note: If “Index” is selected “Calendar Year”, “Age”, “Financial Year” and “Date Range” will be available for selection in the “Index Option” field.

Index Option

Use the drop-down list box to select the index option from “Calendar Year”, “Age”, “Financial Year” or “Date Range”.

 
  • Calendar Year – indicates that the index with respect to the calendar year will be considered during the revaluation process.

 
  • Age – indicates that the index with respect to the age of the asset will be considered during the revaluation process.

 
  • Financial Year – indicates that the index with respect to the financial year in which the revaluation is done will be considered during the revaluation process.

 
  • Date Range – indicates that the index with respect to the date range in which the asset was purchased will be considered during the revaluation process.

 

The system displays “Financial Year” by default on launch of the page.

Revaluation Basis

Use the drop-down list box to select the basis on which the revaluation of the asset has been done.

 
  • Asset Cost – indicates that the asset is valued based on its original cost.

 
  • Revaluation Cost – indicates that the asset is valued based on the revaluation practices.

 

The system displays “Asset Cost” by default on launch of the page.

Depreciation Book Code

Use the drop-down list box to select the code identifying the depreciation book in which the depreciation details are available for the asset. All the depreciation books that have been mapped to the login organization unit will be available for selection in the ascending order. The system displays “Blank” by default on launch of the page.

The system retrieves and displays the following in the “Search Results” multiline based on the search criteria entered:

Valuation Rule No

The code identifying the valuation rule.

 

Data Hyperlink available

Rule Desc.

A textual description of the rule.

Policy Type

The type of the policy.

Revaluation Type

The type of revaluation done. It could be “Upward” or “Downward”.

 
  • Upward – indicates that the asset will be valued on the appreciating value of the asset.

 
  • Downward – indicates that the asset will be valued on the depreciating value of the asset.

Revaluation Option

The option by which the asset has been revalued. It could be “Indexes”, “Percentage”, “By Amount” or “To Amount”.

 
  • Indexes – indicates that the revaluation has been done with respect to an index provided.

 
  • Percentage – indicates that the revaluation has been done based on a percentage defined.

 
  • By Amount – indicates that the revaluation has been done based on a fixed amount.

 
  • To Amount – indicates that the revaluation done must not exceed a fixed amount.

Index Option

The index option selected. It could be “Calendar Year”, “Age”, “Financial Year” or “Date Range”.

 
  • Calendar Year – indicates that the calendar year has been taken into account with respect to an index during the revaluation process.

 
  • Age – indicates that the age of the asset has been taken into account with respect to an index during the revaluation process.

 
  • Financial Year – indicates that the financial year in which the revaluation was done was taken into account during the process.

 
  • Date Range – indicates that the date range in which the asset was purchased was taken into account during the revaluation process

Revaluation Basis

The basis on which the revaluation of the asset is done.

 
  • Asset Cost – indicates that the asset is valued based on its original cost.

 
  • Revaluation Cost – indicates that the asset is valued based on the revaluation practices.

Depreciation Book Code

The code identifying the depreciation book.