Investments in Debt & Equity Securities Flashcards
Marketable Debt Security categories
Trading
AFS
Held to maturity
Marketable debt securities trading
Buys and sells within short period. BS is FV and gains/loses are reported in NI
Marketable debt securities AFS
Everything that is not trading or held to maturity. B/S reported at FV and gains losses are in OCI
Marketable debt securities held-to-maturity
Has ability and intent to hold until due date. B/S reports at amortized cost
Treatment of changes in value for AFS debt securities
- Determine portion due to credit risk and record credit loss or NI
- Determine market risk and record unrealized gain/loss and OCI
- Unrealized gain/loss transferred to AOCI and remains there until classified or resold
AFS debt securities regular vs FV treatment
AFS gains and losses reported in OCI in regular and current earnings in FV
Held-to-maturity debt securities regular vs FV option
Regular reported at amortized cost while FV is reported at FV on BS. No unrealized gain or loss on regular. Unrealized gain/loss in current earning on FV
Reclassifications of debt securities
To trading –> Recognized in earnings
From trading –> N/A
AFS to HTM –> OCI, trasferred to AOCI and amortized over remaining life
HTM to AFS –> OCI
Treatment of changes in FV for AFS debt securities
Is FV less than amortized cost, if no there is no impairment loss and it is reported in unrealized holding gain in OCI. If yes, does management intend to see before recovery of cost? If yes, write down FV and report in I/S. If no determine credit risk and report in I/S and determine market risk and report in unrealized holding in OCI
characteristics of held-to-maturity debt securities
- at start recorded at cost but carried at amortized cost
- difference between face value and carrying is amortized interest income
- FV option may be elected
- creditworthiness evaluated in each period
- Unrealized holding gains/losses are disclosed in F/S notes and not recognized
Bond premium amortization
(Bond Face Value * Coupon rate) - (Bond carrying value * effective interest rate)
Significant influence over investee characteristics
Participation in procedures/policies Extent of ownership related to other shareholdings Representation on the baord Material intra-entity transactions Interchange of managerial personnel Technological dependency
Treatment of securities based on ownership of 20% of less
No influence of investee
Accounting method is FV
Dividends reported in earnings I/S
Treatment of securities based on ownership of 20% to 50%
Yes influence of investee
Accounting method is Equity
Reduction to investment on B/S
Equity method
reports % of investees net income/loss