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RFinancial Domain Modeling ReadmeConnect service use, financial positions, conditional events and actual effects.
PPrefaceUnderstand the connected methods, alternatives and limits.

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§ID & TitleStatusKeywords & Search QueriesDependencies
1FDM.1 - Recover the Financial Position Behind a RecordRight, duty and record; score; loan positionA.2.8 and A.2.8.PER; FDM.2 for a disputed party.
2FDM.2 - Choose Party and Group Boundaries for Financial ModelingDebtor; entity; fund; founder group; guarantee; usable cashFDM.1 for positions; SIE.5–6 for identity and composition.
3FDM.3 - Derive Events and Conditional Flows from Financial Contract TermsPrincipal; maturity amount; conditional payment; schedule; actual flowFDM.1–2 for terms and parties; actual effects use FDM.4.
4FDM.4 - Establish What a Financial Action ChangedApproval; instruction; posting; payment; effect; residual obligationFDM.1–3; applicable institutional rule and event evidence.
5FDM.5 - Trace a Financial Service to a Participant’s ResultScore use; admission; financial benefit; service outputFDM.1–4 when financial meaning or effect is missing; relevant decision practice.