Why are the exchange rates on the ICCS final report (30F) different to what is shown on the approximate report (30A)?

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TitleWhy are the exchange rates on the ICCS final report (30F) different to what is shown on the approximate report (30A)?
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URL NameWhy-are-the-exchange-rates-on-the-ICCS-final-report-30F-different-to-what-is-shown-on-the-approximate-report-30A-1432212720076
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In a given clearance cycle, the Approximate report (30A) is created and distributed to the Members on Order Day using the exchange rates from the previous ICCS clearance cycle. The 30A only gives an indication as to the amount the Member will receive. On the Contract Day, the final exchange rates are implemented and on Closing Day the Final report (30F), available for download in the CitiDirect system, reflects the new final exchange rates.
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