a) Entries and withdrawals of investments must be recorded therein, independently of their entry in the accounts, no later than the day after the commitment is made (for loans and buildings) or the purchase or sale notice is received (for securities);
b) Each security heading must be tracked individually and include a description of the security and its accounting code, the precise name of the custodian and the place of deposit, details of each transaction (type, quantity, date and unit price), the date, nature and amount of receipts and disbursements relating to the purchase, sale or partial redemption of the investment ; and, in the case of loans, the interest rate, the amortisation schedule and the nature of the guarantees received;
c) The information defined in b) above must be available for consultation at any time, for each value heading;
d) At least once a month, a chronological list of the month’s movements must be drawn up for each divisional account in the chart of accounts, showing for each movement the value heading, the quantity as well as the nature and date of the movement and the amount recorded in the accounts, as well as the value balance of the divisional account at the beginning and end of the month and the general value balance at the beginning and end of the month. For transactions not yet recorded in the accounts (e.g. promises to buy or sell), the amounts are shown on a memorandum basis and summarised in memorandum balances attached to the value balances.