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IFRS 9 calls for the classification of financial instruments.
The accounting category is decisive for the
a) Valuation approach: Depending on the accounting category, the financial instruments are based on the concept of AC or FV during initial and subsequent measurement
b) Disclosure of valuation components: Depending on the accounting category, specific valuation elements need to be disclosed in the P&L or OCI
Financial Assets:
IFRS9 Classiciation of financial assets is related to
- Business Model
- Cash Flow Characteristics
- Fair Value Option Decision
Business Model, Cash Flow Characteristics (SPPI-Test-Flag) and Fair Value-Option Flag can be alternatively
- delivered and imported on individual level,
- can be defined in the setup (LINK SWIMLANE TILE CLASSIFICATION SETUP)
For the SPPI-Test an additional option can be provided on request. In this case the SPPI-Test will be performed semi-automated.
Financial Liabilities:
The classification of financial liabilities under IFRS9 does not follow the approach for the classification of financial assets; rather it remains broadly the same as under IAS 39. Financial liabilities are measured at amortised cost or fair value through profit or loss (when they are held for trading).
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