Financial Assets Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
Q

How is a financial asset initially measured?

A

At FV - transaction costs

Unless classified through FVTPL

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2
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Examples of financial asset?

A

Debt instrument
Loan note

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3
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Subsequent measurement for financial asset (FVTPL) Transaction costs

A

Recognised immediately through SPL

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4
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Subsequent measurement for financial asset (FVTPL) Remeasurement

A

Remeasure to fair value at reporting date, gains and losses in SPL

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5
Q

What do I need to determine when initially measuring financial asset?

A

FVTPL
FVTOCI
Amortised cost

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FVTOCI subsequent measurement?

A

Remeasure to fair value with gains or losses through OCI. Don’t expense transaction costs

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7
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When is FVTOCI used?

A

When a financial asset is being used for the long-term

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8
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What does amortised cost usually apply to?

A

Investment in debt

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9
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When is an asset measured at amortised cost?

A

Intents to hold asset until maturity date
I have an obligation to receive cash

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10
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Initial measurement double entry (FVTPL)?

A

Debit Investment (SFP)
Credit Bank

Debit Transaction costs (SPL)
Credit: Bank

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11
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Subsequent double entry (FVTPL) deduction in fair value?

A

Debit Bank
Credit Investment (SFP)

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12
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FVTPL calculations?

A

(Shares * share cost) - (Shares * FV)

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13
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FVTOCI keyword in question?

A

Long-term strategy (The intent to hold)

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14
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Initial measurement double entry (FVTOCI) and calculations?

A

Debit: Investment (SFP)
Credit: Bank + Transaction costs

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15
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FVTOCI calculations subsequent?

A

FV - (Shares + transaction costs)

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16
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Subsequent measurement double entry (FVTOCI)?

A

Debit: Investment
Credit: OCI

17
Q

Effective interest rate?

A

Added to the initial value of financial asset

18
Q

Interest received?

A

Deducted from inital value of financial asset

19
Q

What is the coupon rate?

A

A promise for amount of money we’ll receive annually

20
Q

Cash payment calculation amortised cost and double entry?

A

Debentures * par value * (1 - discount rate)

Debit: Investment
Credit: Bank

21
Q

Coupon interest calculation amortised cost

A

Coupon rate * debentures * par value

22
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Redemption calculation amortised cost?

A

Par value * (1 + share premium) * Debentures

23
Q

Amount of cash received?

A

Redemption + coupon interest

24
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Amount of interest received amortised cost calculation and dobule entry?

A

Cash received - cash payment

Debit: Investment
Credit: Interest receivable (SPL)

25
Where is interest receivable put in amortised cost?
In SPL
26
Where is c/f of investment put in amortised cost?
in SFP
27
Purchasing bonds with intention to keep the bonds? Only interest and capital on the bond
Amortised cost
28
Purchasing bonds with intention to keep and sell bonds? Only interest and capital on bond
FVTOCI
29
Purchasing bonds for other scenarios?
FVTPL
30
Purchasing shares and keeping them?
FVTOCI
31
Purchasing shares and selling them?
FVTPL
32
Is the interest paid always a fixed amonut?
Yes