Finacial instruments Flashcards
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Financial instruments
Any contract that gives rise to a financial asset of one entity & a financial liability or an equity instrument of another entity
Financial asset
Cash or cash equivalent or an equity instrument of another entity or a contractual right to: Receive cash or another financial asset from another entity
Recognition
Initially recognised when, and only when the entity becomes party to the contractual provisions of the instrument.
Classification models
- Amortised cost
- Fair value :
P/L
OCI : Debt
OCI: Equity
Contractual cash flow test
Asses if the entity received:
*Cash flows on specify dates
* that are solely payments of principal & interest
Business model test
Asses business model relevant to the asset to determine the objections:
* to hold the asset to sell the asset
* to collect the contractual cash flow
*to collect the contractual cash flows & to sell the asset
Hold to sell
Asset classified at the fair value through P/L
Just collect the contractual cash flow
Asset is classified at amortised cost
Collect contractual cash flow & sell asset
Asset classified at the fair value through OCI
Financial asset at amortised cost
Criteria
- Contractual cash flow
- Business model: collect contractual cash flows
Financial assets at fair value through OCI
criteria
- Contractual cash flow
- BM: Both collect contractual cash flows & sell the asset
Financial asset at FV through P/L
Criteria
Does not meet criteria for classification of:
- Amortised cost
- OCI
Initial measurement of financial asset
- Initially measured at FV & some are adjusted for transaction
- Day-one gain or loss which arise if the FV does not equal the transaction price
Measurement of FA at amortized cost
*Initially at FV + transaction cost
* Subsequently measured using effective interest method
* test for impairment
* all gains or losses recognised in P/L
Financial asset: renegotiated
- If a renegotiation does not lead to the derecognition the entity would need to
- Calculated the revised gross CA &
- Recognised a modification gain or loss in P/L based on the difference between current CA & revised gross CA
Measurement of FV through OCI - debt
- Initially: FV + transaction cost
- Subsequently:
1- Effective interest rate method
2- at Fair value - Tested for impairment
Gains & losses due to: - Changes in FV: Recognised in OCI
- Anything else in P/L
Measurement of FA through OCI - equity
*Initially: Fair value + transaction cost
* Subsequently measured at FV
* Not test for impairment
* Gains & losses: All on OCI
* Dividend income: recognised in P/L
Measurement of FA at FV through P/L
- Initially: Fair value
- Transaction cost expensed
- Subsequently: Fair value
- Not test for impairment
- Gains & losses: All in P/L
*Dividend income: P/L