4. Financial Instruments Flashcards

(27 cards)

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Financial Instruments: What type of instrument is: Cash

A

Financial asset

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Financial Instruments: What type of instrument is: A contractual right to receive cash

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Financial asset

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Financial Instruments: What type of instrument is: A contractual right to exchange financial assets/liabilities on favorable terms

A

Financial asset

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Financial Instruments: What type of instrument is: An equity instrument in another entity

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Financial asset

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Financial Instruments: What type of instrument is: A contractual obligation to deliver cash

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Finaincial liablity

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Financial Instruments: What type of instrument is: A contractual obligation to exchange financial assets/liabilities on unfavorable terms

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Financial liability

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Financial Instruments: What type of instrument is: Residual interest on the assets of an entity after deducting all the liabilities

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Equity instrument

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Financial Instruments: How is this recognized: Redeemable preference share dividends

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Finance cost
(In P&L)

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Financial Instruments: How is this recognized: Irredeemable preference share dividends: No mandatory obligation to pay the dividend

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Deducted from retained earnings
(In the SOCIE)

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10
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Financial Instruments: How is this recognized: Irredeemable preference share dividends: Mandatory obligation to pay the dividend

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Finance cost
(In P&L)

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Financial Instruments: How are financial assets usually initially recognized?

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Fair Value
(Typically the amount paid or received)

PLUS

Transaction costs

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Financial Instruments: How are financial liabilities usually initially recognized?

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Fair Value
(Typically the amount paid or received)

MINUS

Transaction costs

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13
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Financial Instruments: How are financial assets AND liabilities usually subsequently recognized?

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Amortized cost at effective interest rate

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14
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Financial Instruments: Amortized cost calculation

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  1. Amortization
    MINUS
  2. Cash
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Financial Instruments: Amortized costs: Amortization calculation

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B/f amount
X
Effective interest rate

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16
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Financial Instruments: Amortized costs: Cash calculation

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Nominal value
X
Coupon rate of interest

17
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Financial Instruments: Compound instrument definition

A

Has characteristics of both
Equity
And
Liability

E.g. convertible bonds

18
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Financial Instruments: Compound instruments: Treatment

A

Split accounting

19
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Financial Instruments: Split accounting: How to work out the equity element

A

Total value

MINUS

The liability element

20
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Financial Instruments: Split accounting: How to work out the liability element

A

Present value
Of future cash flows
Using interest of
Equivalent bond with no conversion option

21
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Financial Instruments: Split accounting: How will the liability element change over time?

A

Amortized cost

22
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Financial Instruments: Split accounting: How will the equity element change over time?

A

It wont
(Because it’s equity)

23
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Financial Instruments: Treasury Shares: Definition

A

Acquiring own shares

  1. Instead of dividend distributions
  2. To return excess capital to shareholders
24
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Financial Instruments: Treasury Shares: How to treat

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  1. Debit to equity
  2. No gain or loss recognized on their purchase
25
Financial Instruments: Where are treasury shares disclosed?
EITHER P&L or Notes
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Financial Instruments: Quantitative disclosure definition
For each class of financial instrument: 1. Carrying value 2. Fair value
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Financial instruments: Qualitative dislciure definiton
Information to allow users to *understand management's attitude to risk* (Credit/Liquidity/Market)