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BMF V/3-KH Federal Investments March 20th, 2017

agenda Federal Investments Integration of the investments in SAP-Treasury Bookings Reporting

Integration into IT-system ‚Treasury‘ Federal Liabilities focus: federal financial statements volume: ~ 100 billion EUR responsibility: Federal Ministry of Finance Federal Fundings focus: payments, accounting, federal financial statements volume: ~ 200 billion EUR Federal Investments focus: accounting, federal financial statements volume: ~ 25 billion EUR responsibility: Federal Ministries Debt- and Liquidity Management focus: debt- and liquidity management volume: ~ 650 billion EUR responsibility: Austrian Treasury Agency

Federal Investments The Republic of Austria is directly involved in around 200 shareholdings (i.e. companies, banks, universities, museums, funds) Including indirect holdings, there are around 800 investments Direct investments: Joined investments (100% ownership): around 110 Associated investments (20% to 99% ownership): around 40 Other investments (up to 20% ownership): around 60 Direct investments are held by the ministries, that are functionally responsible for the shareholdings

investments in SAP-TR Each investment is a business partner in SAP-TR Several information could be integrated in the master record Each business partner is attached to one or more company codes (rules out the authorisation for bookings and reporting) Due to authorisation rules, the business partners are created centrally in the Ministry of Finance (on behalf of the ministries who hold the stakes)

investments in SAP-TR name of the company, address, language,… legal form of the company, founding date, classification, company register number,…

bookings in SAP-TR The following business cases are used in the Austrian asset management: acquisition additional purchases capital increase corporate actions appreciation/depreciation in value disposition (selling) These business cases are booked in SAP-TR (charging of asset accounts and profit and loss accounts) The bookings are lead over to SAP-FI via serial interface The payment is booked directly in SAP-FI

bookings in SAP-TR Moreover there are the following business cases for information and reporting (no leading over to SAP-FI): dividends subsidies

bookings in SAP-TR - acquisition entry of the date, the number of pieces, payment amount (in euro and / or foreign currency) execution of the booking

bookings in SAP-TR – appreciation/depreciation in value date of the revaluation / company code / depot / new value in foreign currency resp. Euro execution of the appreciation / depreciation in value

financial statement information Additionally to the bookings, there is the obligation for the ministries to enter some financial statement data of the investments in SAP-TR, i.e.: net assets nominal capital own capital profit or loss on ordinary activities number of employees (including government employees in the companies) The information has to be entered in a z-transaction (not SAP-standard) The information is published in the federal financial statements

financial statements information entry of various financial statement information and number of employees

reporting (SAP-TR) For the investments the SAP-standard-reporting is used: balances report (tpm12) posting journal (tpm20) cash flow (tpm13)

reporting (SAP-BW) Additionally to the SAP-standard-reporting there are 2 reports in a Data Warehouse (SAP-BW)

reporting – federal financial statements For the federal financial statements, a lot of information is gathered of the data concerning investments. In the balance sheet, there are 12 tables concerning investments The data is edited in SAP-BW

Thank you very much for your attention! Sebastian Heinrich Ministry of Finance, Treasury System E-Mail: sebastian.heinrich@bmf.gv.at