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Baird

Danielle Garcia Nosek avatar
Written by Danielle Garcia Nosek
Updated over a month ago

Baird has 4 formats

Format 1

Baird statements will not reconcile on their own, and will always end up in the Trust Accounting To-do stack. Once each metadata field has been reviewed and confirmed, we will click the “Auto-calculate gain/(loss)” button below these fields to reconcile the document.

This is the format where the graph in the top-left corner is labeled as “Asset Value.”

ATTENTION: Moving forward, for this provider, you will:

  1. Extract all the fields visible in the screenshots.

  2. Calculate any other relevant details from the statement, particularly in the transaction section, to capture all the reporting activities during that period.

  3. CAREFUL: Select the “Auto-Calculate Gain/Loss” option, but only after performing the steps mentioned above.

  4. Leave a note stating “Please review and verify the statements below. The activity has been manually calculated by referencing the transaction details, and the gain/loss has been determined based on that information.”

  5. Mark the account as “Reviewed” in the Investments Dashboard (if you are working in there).

  6. **You may approve the statement, even with an “Other Transaction” value as long as you are leaving the appropriate note and marking the account as “Reviewed”.

Extractions:

  • Beginning Balance

  • Ending Balance

  • TX: Sales

  • TX: Purchases

  • TX: Deposits

  • TX: Withdrawals

  • TX: Fees

  • Other

  • Dividends

  • Interest

  • Capital Gains

  • Return of Principal

  • Other: Income

Equations


TX: Other

={other} + {other: income} + {return of principal}

TX: Income

={dividends} + {interest} + {capital gains}

The normal Transaction Detail guidelines will be followed and used for these statements

Table Name: Transaction Detail

Column Names: Date, Description, & Amount


Format 2

This is the format where the graph in the top-left corner is labeled as “Account Summary.”

Extractions:

  • Beginning Balance

  • TX: Deposits

  • TX: Withdrawals

  • TX: Income

  • Other & Fees

  • Gain/Loss

  • Ending Balance

  • TX: Sales

  • TX: Purchases

  • TX: Fees

Equations

TX: Other

={other & fees} - {tx: fees}

The normal Transaction Detail guidelines will be followed and used for these statements

Table Name: Transaction Detail

Column Names: Date, Description, & Amount


Format 3

Extractions:

  • Beginning Balance

  • Interest

  • Dividends

  • TX: Fees

  • Realized Gains

  • TX: Accrued

  • Unrealized Gains

  • Ending with Accrued

  • TX: Deposits

  • TX: Withdrawals

Equations:

TX: Income

= {dividends} + {interest}

Gain/Loss

= {realized gains} + {unrealized gains}

Ending Balance

= {ending with accrued} - {tx: accrued}"}

The normal Transaction Detail guidelines will be followed and used for these statements

Table Name: Transaction Detail

Column Names: Date, Description, & Amount


Format 4

The field “tx: sales” is tagged as “realized gains” in this format, as the sale results are this formats realized gains of the period

Extractions:

  • Beginning Balance

  • TX: Income

  • Employer Contributions

  • Employee Contributions

  • Other In

  • TX: Withdrawals

  • TX: Fees

  • Other Out

  • Realized Gains

  • TX: Accrued

  • Unrealized Gains

  • Ending with Accrued

Equations:

TX: Deposits

= {employer contributions} + {employee contributions}

TX: Other

= {other in} + {other out}

Gain/Loss

= {realized gains} + {unrealized gains}

Ending Balance

= {ending with accrued} - {tx: accrued}

The normal Transaction Detail guidelines will be followed and used for these statements

Table Name: Transaction Detail

Column Names: Date, Description, & Amount

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