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Component: FS-CMS
Component Name: Collateral Management System
Description: The value of an object that is obtained depending on the object type, from the current, market and lending value of the object and is referenced to the asset from the object management. This value is used for other calculations, such as the calculation of the lending value.
Key Concepts: Object value is a term used in the FS-CMS Collateral Management System (CMS) component of SAP. It is a numerical value assigned to an object, such as a customer or a loan, that is used to measure the risk associated with that object. The object value is calculated based on the object's characteristics, such as its credit rating, its loan-to-value ratio, and its payment history. How to use it: Object values are used in the CMS component of SAP to help assess the risk associated with a particular customer or loan. The higher the object value, the higher the risk associated with that object. Object values can be used to determine whether or not a loan should be approved, and can also be used to set limits on how much money can be lent to a particular customer. Tips & Tricks: When calculating an object value, it is important to consider all of the relevant factors that could affect the risk associated with that object. This includes factors such as credit rating, loan-to-value ratio, and payment history. It is also important to remember that object values are not static; they can change over time as new information becomes available. Related Information: For more information about object values and how they are used in SAP's CMS component, please refer to SAP's official documentation on the topic. Additionally, there are many online resources available that provide detailed explanations of how object values are calculated and used in SAP's CMS component.