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Verifying Holdings Data in Accounting Systems for 13F

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Collect Holdings Data Files

Imagine a desk overflowing with stacks of papers, each representing a piece of valuable information. The task 'Collect Holdings Data Files' is your digital vacuum to tidy up this chaos.

This step collects key financial data necessary for accurate reporting and analysis down the line.

Equipped with a keen eye for detail, you'll swoop in, identifying all vital documents.

Wondering about potential hurdles? Missing documents! Fear not; tracking sheets and team coordination are your shields.

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    Internal database
  • 2
    Client submissions
  • 3
    External audit reports
  • 4
    Historical data
  • 5
    Recent transactions
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    Initiated
  • 2
    In Progress
  • 3
    Completed
  • 4
    Pending Review
  • 5
    Approved

Consolidate Data into Database

Here's where your organized self steps in! 'Consolidate Data into Database' transforms disparate data pieces into a unified masterpiece.

This task's magic lies in its ability to streamline information, facilitating the subsequent verification and validation processes.

Do you have a robust extraction tool? Great! Employ it to migrate data seamlessly, ensuring utmost accuracy.

Remember, database errors are pesky but fixed by routine backup and precise import procedures.

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    Import data files
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    Map data fields
  • 3
    Create backup
  • 4
    Verify data integrity
  • 5
    Run initial validation checks
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    Access
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    SQL Server
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    Oracle
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    MongoDB
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    Google BigQuery

Verify Data Completeness

'Verify Data Completeness' serves as the watchtower safeguarding financial integrity.

This task ensures datasets are whole and unblemished, pivotal for generating reliable analytics.

How can this be achieved? Running it through a robust completeness framework highlights gaps, minimizing downstream errors.

Potential roadblocks? Unanticipated data loss during transfer. Counter it with comprehensive checklists and redundancy checks.

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    Checklists
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    Automated scripts
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    Peer review
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    Random sampling
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    Software validation

Validate Data Against Source

This task is the 'truth-seeker' of the process, ensuring data fidelity as it aligns with original sources.

'Validate Data Against Source' is indispensable for accuracy, stopping errors before they take root.

Are you wondering how to tackle inconsistencies? Comparing current data to source records is your answer.

Maintain transparency; you may need to loop in system auditors if discrepancies appear stubborn.

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    Identify source documents
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    Cross-reference each entry
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    Log inconsistencies
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    Resolve mismatches
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    Finalize validation report
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    Matched
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    Partially matched
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    Not matched
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    Requires review
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    Approved

Cross-Check With Market Records

'Cross-Check With Market Records' aligns internal data with external market insights, the bridge ensuring market relevance.

Your task is to ensure the sustainability of data credibility, relying on both historical and current market trends.

Need a plan if figures clash? Seasoned decision-makers and real-time analytics tools steer the ship.

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    Bloomberg
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    Reuters
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    Yahoo Finance
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    WSJ Market Data
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    Google Finance
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    Spot check
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    Randomized control
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    Automated software
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    Market expert consultation
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    Peer discussion

Identify Data Discrepancies

This phase is akin to a treasure hunt — 'Identify Data Discrepancies' uncovers errors otherwise hidden in the depths.

Brilliant insight emerges only when the noise is cleared, and this task guarantees you're working with pure gold.

Embrace the challenge, catch those pesky discrepancies, and prepare corrective measures.

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    Run error detection algorithms
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    Engage in team review
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    Document potential errors
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    Highlight critical discrepancies
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    Assign resolution responsibility
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    Analyst A
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    Analyst B
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    Analyst C
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    Specialist D
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    Manager E
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    Data mismatch
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    Inaccurate totals
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    Missing values
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    Duplicate records
  • 5
    Outdated entries

Resolve Data Discrepancies

Log Correction Actions

Perform Data Accuracy Tests

Approval: Data Verification Results

Will be submitted for approval:
  • Collect Holdings Data Files
    Will be submitted
  • Consolidate Data into Database
    Will be submitted
  • Verify Data Completeness
    Will be submitted
  • Validate Data Against Source
    Will be submitted
  • Cross-Check With Market Records
    Will be submitted
  • Identify Data Discrepancies
    Will be submitted
  • Resolve Data Discrepancies
    Will be submitted
  • Log Correction Actions
    Will be submitted
  • Perform Data Accuracy Tests
    Will be submitted

Compile 13F Report

Review Compliance Requirements

Approval: Compliance Officer

Will be submitted for approval:
  • Compile 13F Report
    Will be submitted
  • Review Compliance Requirements
    Will be submitted

Submit Report to SEC

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