F4 - M1 - Financial Instruments Flashcards

1
Q

Financial assets include cash, ownership interests (stocks, partnerships, LLCs), ________________, or exchanges such as derivatives contracts with potentially favorable terms.

A

rights to receive cash or financial instruments

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2
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_________ represent obligations to deliver cash or other financial instruments or exchanges (including derivatives contracts) with potentially unfavorable terms.

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Financial liabilities

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3
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_________ include cash, ownership interests (stocks, partnerships, LLCs), rights to receive cash or financial instruments, or exchanges such as derivatives contracts with potentially favorable terms.

A

Financial assets

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4
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__________ include investments such as bonds, government securities, commercial paper, redeemable preferred stock, and convertible debt.

A

Debt securities

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5
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Under U.S. GAAP, there are three debt securities portfolio classifications: (3)

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trading, available-for-sale, and held-to-maturity.

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6
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_______Securities are intended for active trading

A

Trading securities

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7
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Trading securities are intended for active trading. The portfolio itself is carried at ______ and is reported at __________ in the financial statements through the use of a valuation account.

A

cost; fair value

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8
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For Trading Securities record Unrealized gains or losses are reported on _________.

A

the income statement

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9
Q

_____ securities are carried at cost and are reported at fair value in the financial statements through the use of a valuation account.

A

Available-for-sale (AFS)

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10
Q

Available-for-sale (AFS) securities are carried at ____ and are reported at _____ in the financial statements through the use of a valuation account.

A

cost; fair value

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11
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_______ should be reported for the amount by which amortized cost exceeds fair value, with any remaining unrealized loss or any unrealized gains to be reported in other comprehensive income (the “U” in the PUFIER mnemonic).

A

A credit loss

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12
Q

A credit loss should be reported for the amount by which ______ exceeds ______, with any remaining unrealized loss or any unrealized gains to be reported in other comprehensive income (the “U” in the PUFIER mnemonic).

A

amortized cost; fair value

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13
Q

For Available for sale securities, unrealized loss and any unrealized gains are included in ________

A

OCI

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14
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________ securities are appropriate when the investor has the ability and intent to hold to maturity

A

Held-to-maturity (HTM)

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15
Q

HTM securities are reported in the financial statements at ________.

A

amortized cost.

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16
Q

If it is probable that all amounts due (principal and interest) will not be collected, the investment should be reported at the _______ of the principal and interest expected to be collected. A credit loss (equal to the difference between amortized cost and present value of expected collections) and allowance must be recognized.

A

present value

17
Q

A ______ (equal to the difference between amortized cost and present value of expected collections) and allowance must be recognized.

A

credit loss

18
Q

For HTM - A credit loss (equal to the difference between _______ and _________) and allowance must be recognized.

A

amortized cost; present value of expected collections

19
Q

Realized gains/losses are recognized in net income when a debt security is sold and _____and ______ securities are impaired (per the rules above).

A

HTM, AFS

20
Q

_________ include investments such as common and preferred stock, rights to acquire shares of stock (warrants, stock rights, call options), and rights to dispose of shares of stock (put options).

A

Equity securities

21
Q

Equity securities are typically carried at ______ through net income (FVTNI), with unrealized gains/losses included in _______.

A

fair value; income statement

22
Q

For equity investments that do not have a readily determinable fair value, the practicability exception allows an entity to measure an investment at ____, plus/minus _________________ changes of identical or similar investments, less ________.

A

cost; plus/minus observable price changes of identical or similar investment, less impairments

23
Q

Realized gains/losses equal to the______ relative to the ______ are booked on the ___________.

A

sale price; adjusted cost; income statement

24
Q

For disclosures, Under U.S. GAAP, entities must disclose _____________, whether from a single party or a group of parties engaged in similar activities and that have similar economic characteristics

A

1) concentrations of credit risk arising from all financial instruments,

25
Q

This disclosure is required by all firms except “small” private firms (________ < __________).

A

assets; $100 million and no derivatives

26
Q

For equity investments ___________ of financial instruments is encouraged but not required under U.S. GAAP.

A

Market risk disclosure

27
Q

Under IFRS 9, financial assets and financial liabilities are initially recognized at ______ and then subsequently measured at either ____________.

A

fair value; amortized cost or fair value

28
Q

To recognize impairment, IFRS 9 requires a _______________ known as the expected credit loss model.

A

forward-looking impairment

29
Q

To recognize impairment, IFRS 9 requires a forward-looking impairment model known as the ___________.

A

expected credit loss model.