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IFRS 7 & 9, IAS 32 Financial Instruments - Financial Assets Classification
IFRS 7 & 9, IAS 32 Financial Instruments - Financial Assets Classification
IFRS 7 & 9, IAS 32 Financial Instruments - Financial Assets Classification
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Topic title: IAS 32, IFRS 7 & 9 Sub-topic title: Financial assets classification - continued
Financial instruments
Competence/Attributes Fair value through other comprehensive income (FVOCI - debt)
1. Account for financial instruments • the objective is to hold to collect contractual cash flows and well as hold to sell.
• this classification applies to investment in debt instruments that meet the condition of
contractual cash flow (CCF) - i.e. give rise to cash flows at specified date and the cash flow is so
Learning Outcomes:
payment of principal and interest on the outstanding principal; and
2. Understand financial asset
• business model (BM)- held to collect CCF and sell
classification
Fair value through profit and loss
3. Understand financial asset
classification model • Financial assets as fair value through profit and loss (FVPL) applies
• to any financial assets that does not meet the requirements to be classified as amortised c
(AC) or fair value through other comprehensive income (FVOCI)
• Financial assets that are designated as FVPL in order to avoid an accounting mismatch
• classification FVPL arising from accounting mismatch only made at initial recognition and i
Content Prerequisites
irrevocable.
- financial assets - Conceptual
Fair value through other comprehensive income (FVOCI - equity)
through other framework
comprehensive • classification that may be made if the financial instrument is an:
income - Double
entry principles • investment in equity instrument that is not held for trading and not for contingent considera
- financial assets in an IFRS 3 buz combination
through profit or loss
• classification only possible on initial recognition and its irrevocable, also forbids reclassifica
- FCOCI – equity Remark to P/L.
• Considers entity’s intention in holding FA - whether hold to collect (CCF) or realise gain fro
changes in FV through sale (FVPL) or hold to collect and sell (FVOCI)
• Management personnel is responsible for determining business model using all relevant
evidences at the assessment date
• Determine the following: What was initial intention? Is it to collect contractual cash flows? W
intention to obtain cash through selling FA? Was the need for cash a situation of liquidity?
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