FAR 4 - M1 FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS Flashcards
Trade debt securities are recorded at
Fair value
Bond investments INTENDED to be held until the maturity date are classified as HELD-TO-MATURITY securities and are reported at
Amortized cost (carrying amt; both LT and ST)
How do you recognize unrealized gains or losses for AFS securities transferred to trading category
It is recognized in earnings immediately
Unreal gain/loss of AFS sec - comp income
BUT once transferred to trading - the unrealized amts will need to be recognized in earnings
Which assets and liab have the FV option?
Entities may choose to measure certain assets and liab at FV
financial assets - debt and equity sec
liab - notes payable
Which assets and liab are EXCLUDED from FV option?
Investments in subsidiaries
Pension benefits assets / liab
Leases
What causes the decline in bond’s MV
When interest rate increases = less attractive to investors
= decline in MV
Using the CECL model (current expected credit losses), how do you record an AFS sec whose FV is less then amortized cost?
AFS sec
FV < amortized cost
AFS sec s/b written down to the lower FV by
crediting a loss and recognizing it in the inc stmt
AFS sec FV = 150
amort cost = 200
AF sec 200
- loss ( 50)
new amort cost =- 150
How is unrealized loss in AFS sec in OCI calculated?
FV < present value of expected cash flow
component of OCI
How is Realized loss in AFS sec in calculated?
Pres value of CF < Amortized cost
component of NI before tax
How to calculate present value, credit loss, unreal loss
in AFS sec
Amort Cost > Present value = credit loss
Amort cost 250000
Pres value 227000
Credit loss 23000
Present value > FV = unrealized loss (OCI)
Pres value 227000
FV 218000
Unreal loss 9000
Credit loss 23000
Allowance for Credit losses 23000
Unrealized loss - AFS 9000
Valuation allowance 9000
****important: IF FV IS HIGHER THAN PRESENT VAUE = UNREAL GAIN
IF THERE IS CREDIT LOSS AND AT THE SAME TIME UNREAL GAIN AND FV IS HIGHER THAN AMORT COST, THEN THE CREDIT LOSS IS NOT RECORDED IN THE INC STMT BEC AFS SEC CAN BE SOLD AT FV ANYTIME W/C WILL RESULT TO REALIZED GAIN
CECL - current expected credit loss
Amortized cost > Present value
HTM SEC
uses CECL
Equity method VS Fair value method
Equity method =investor owns more than 20% but less than 50% of voting shares - has significant influence over the investee
Fair value method =investor owns less than 20% and significant influence over the investee
Recording the acquisition of investment:
Equity method - at cost
Investment in stock xx
Cash
xx
FV method: SAME, then adjust to FV at end of BS date
Investment in stock xx
Unrealized gain xx
Recording Dividend:
Equity method: Cash xx
Investment in stock xx
FV method: Cash xx
Dividend income xx
Recording investment income:
Equity method: Investment in stock xx
Investment income xx