Ch. 19 - Financial Instruments - Complex Flashcards
Convertible Bonds - Initial Measurement
- Debt recorded as fair value of bond without conversion rights
- equity recorded as difference b/w cash and debt
Convertible Bonds - Subsequent Measurement for:
- debt
- equity
- Debt - amortized cost
2. equity - historical cost
Convertible Bonds - Derecognition (maturing)
- debt
- equity
- Debt - paid off as usual
2. Equity - stays in equity
Convertible Bonds - Derecognition (converted)
- include interim interest expense
2. adjust current value of bonds payable and contributed surplus to common shares
Convertible Preferred Shares - Initial Measurement
- at what value
- how to present
- included at FV
2. as one share capital account called convertible preferred shares
Convertible Preferred Shares - Subsequent Measurement
- measured at historical cost
Convertible Preferred Shares - Derecognition (converted)
- Derecognize convertible preferred shares
2. Recognize common shares, for the same amount that was derecognized
Mandatory Redeemable Preferred Shares means:
the issuer of the shares must redeem the shares on or before a specified date
Retractable Preferred Shares means:
the holder of the shares has the right to force the company to repurchase the shares
Mandatory Redemption or Retractable Preferred Shares - Initial Measurement
- At what value
- How presented
- Measured at the fair value of the compensation exchanged
2. Shown as a liability
Perpetual Debt is:
- debt that has no requirement to pay back principal, only interest
Perpetual Debt - Initial Measurement
- what amount
- how presented
- FV which is present value of interest payments
2. debt
Perpetual Debt - Subsequent Measurement
- measured at amortized cost using effective interest method
ASPE - Initial measurement for instruments including debt and equity
- the entire amount can be shown as debt, or
2. Measure the more determinable component and allocate the remainder to the other
ASPE - subsequent measurement of debt
- allows for use of the straight line method or effective interest method, while IFRS requires effective interest