Derivatives Hedging Translation Flashcards

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How are derivatives recorded?

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At cost when acquired re-valued to fair value each period on Balance Sheet.

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How are unrealized gains/losses on trading securities recorded?

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Recorded on income statement

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How are gains and losses on Available for Sale (AFS) securities recorded?

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They are included in Other Comprehensive Income.

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What is a Fair Value Hedge? How is it recorded?

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Fair Value Hedge offsets exposure to changes in the value of a recognized asset/liability or of an unrecognized commitment

Initially recorded on Balance Sheet at Fair Value

Gains/Losses recorded on Income Statement

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What is a Cash Flow Hedge? How is it recorded?

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Cash flow hedges protect from exposure to fluctuations in cash flows.

Initially recorded on Balance Sheet at Fair Value

Gains/Losses going to OCI

Example: A cereal company enters into a futures contract on grain purchases to offset the risk that grain will go up in price.

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Where are gains and losses on foreign currency hedges recorded?

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In Other Comprehensive Income (OCI)

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What disclosures are required for derivative transactions?

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Objectives and Strategies

Context to help investor understand the instrument

Risk Management Policies

Complete List of Hedged Instruments

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How do transactions denominated in in a currency other than a company’s functional currency affect the income statement?

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Fluctuations in that currency cause a gain or loss that must be recognized on the income statement as Income from Continuing Operations

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What causes a Foreign Currency Transaction G/L?

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A change in exchange rates between the functional currency and the transaction currency

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Where are Foreign Currency Transaction G/L recorded?

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Income Statement

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Where are Foreign Currency Translation G/L recorded?

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OCI

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If the Functional Currency equals the Local Currency - what rate is used for translating Assets and Liabilities?

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Current Rate as of the Balance Sheet Date

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If the Functional Currency equals the Local Currency - what rate is used for translating Revenues and Expenses?

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Weighted Average Exchange Rate for the year

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If the Functional Currency equals the Reporting Currency - what Exchangee Rate is used??

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Use Weighted Average - Historical Exchange Rates (Inventory and Pre-paid Assets and Property Plant and Equipment) and Current Exchange Rates (Monetary Assets and Liabilities and Inventory @ Market and Trading Securities and Deferred Taxes)

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An entity must classify as a liability a financial instrument, other than an outstanding share, that, at inception:

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Embodies an obligation to repurchase the issuer’s equity shares, or is indexed to such an obligation

Requires or may require the issuer to settle the obligation by transferring assets

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