Financial Instruments (IAS 32, IFRS 9 & IFRS 7) | All you need to Know Under Financial Instruments|

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Ronas: Comprehending the Complications

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[@abiolaolaolu2390]

Hey, thanks for this . Your insight into this is refreshing. I love the way you handled the FA split into Debt and equity before you started talking about their classification. It makes it easy to follow. Well done Bro. Check again the split of compound instrument. Total to deduct from the face value of the instrument is the PV of the principal and the PV of the interest. It is the 2 PVs that constitute the liability. I think you omitted the PV of the principal , that’s why your deduction was small. Well done Bro.

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Well noted.

[@TBJoshualegacy4]

You explained it very well
Can you please do Journal entries and also do the schedule or how we can use the financial calcator to calculate effective interest and the closing balance
Kind regards

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[@ronasacademy]

Thanks sir, noted.

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Thanks for the simplification

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[@sanendlovu4685]

So if an entity sells one of its assets but they do not mention that risk and rewards were transferred to another party we do not derecognise it from the books

[@ronasacademy]

The standard provide guidelines in derecognizing financial asset when it comes to risk and reward being transferred. The guidelines are below for your perusal.
These tests can be framed as a series of questions.
1 Have the contractual rights to cash flows of the financial asset expired?
 If the answer is “yes” - derecognize the financial asset
 If the answer is “no” - ask the next question
2 Has the asset been transferred to another party?
 If the answer is “no” - the asset is retained (not derecognized)
 If the answer is “yes” - ask the next question
3 Have substantially all of the risks and rewards of ownership passed?
 If the answer is “yes” - derecognize the financial asset
 If the answer is “no” - the asset is retained (not derecognized)
 If the answer is “the risks and rewards are neither passed nor
retained (i.e. some are passed but some kept)” - ask the next
question
4 Has the asset been transferred in a way such that risks and rewards of
ownership have neither passed nor been retained but control has been lost.
 If the answer is “yes” - derecognize the financial asset
 If the answer is “no” - the asset is retained (not derecognized)
This all sounds very complicated but what it means is that a financial asset is
derecognized if one of three combinations of circumstances occur:
 The contractual rights to the cash flows from the financial asset expire; or
 The financial asset is transferred and substantially all of the risks and
rewards of ownership pass to the transferee; or
 The financial asset is transferred, substantially all of the risks and rewards
of ownership are neither transferred nor retained but control of the asset
has been lost.
Thank you.

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u Ronas, u have to give practical examples, the theories are not enough

[@ronasacademy]

Noted Sir