F2 M4 -Fair Value Measurement Flashcards
US GAAP & IFRS - same definition except FV
Except
- Share base compensation
- Measurement based on vendor specific evidence of FV
- FV used for lease classification
Fair value defined
= Exit price
Price received to sell asset or paid to transfer liability.
- FV measured for specific asset or lia
- Market based approach not entity based
- in principle market or most advantageous if no principle market
- exit price
- consider all assumption to maket
- Fv does not include transaction cost but include transportation cost
- FV of non financial asset is next best use
- FV of liability-obligation will not fullfilled
- FV of own equity-from the investor
Orderly transaction
is one which the assets and lia is exposed in the market. not a forced transction.
Market participant
Independent not related parties
Principal Market
with greatest volume, like stock exchange
Most advantageous market
if no principal market
Best price -transaction cost A-54-3=51 B- 56-8=48 Best market is A Fv=54. Transaction cost is not consider determining FV but consider while determining advan market
Highest and best use
Non financial asset
Liabilities & Fin Assett
Non fin asset-Highest and best use
Lia & FIn assset-Highest & best is not relevant
Valuation technique - FV
MIC-
Market-exchange price of asset /lia-identical or similar asset
Income-PVFCF
Cost-current replacement cost
Hierarchy of input-FV measurement
Level 1 input- Active market -identical asset-quoted market price
Level 2-Quoted MP for similar asset, identical asset -non active market,
Level 3 - unobservable inputs future cash flow, based on assumption.
FV disclosure
- Valuation tech, inputs and assumption -Level 3
- uncertainty of FV on reporting date
- changes in FV affect entity’s performance and cash flow
additional disclosure
- PVFCF estimation
- discussion of level 3 sensitivity
- info about non fin asset -best and highest use
- Hierarchy of items not in FS but disclosed in notes
Exception to FV mesurement
- Not practicable
- can not reasonably determined
- can not be measured sufficient reliability