Financial Instruments Classification - IFRS 9

IFRS Financial Accounting Standards · 3:16

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[Verse 1]
When financial assets come your way
IFRS nine shows the classification play
Three categories you need to know
Let me break it down so knowledge can flow
Business model test comes first in line
How you manage assets by design
Hold to collect or trade for gain
The model you choose will set the frame

[Chorus]
AC-FVOCI-FVTPL
Three buckets where your assets dwell
Amortized cost when you hold tight
Fair value changes in your sight
Business model, cash flow test
Two criteria for success
AC-FVOCI-FVTPL
Classification done extremely well

[Verse 2]
Contractual cash flows take the stage
Principal and interest on the page
SPPI test must pass the line
Solely payments by design
If both tests align just right
Amortized cost comes into sight
Hold to collect with cash flows plain
AC treatment you will gain

[Chorus]
AC-FVOCI-FVTPL
Three buckets where your assets dwell
Amortized cost when you hold tight
Fair value changes in your sight
Business model, cash flow test
Two criteria for success
AC-FVOCI-FVTPL
Classification done extremely well

[Verse 3]
Hold to collect and sell combined
FVOCI classification you will find
SPPI still must pass the test
Other comprehensive income blessed
Recycling gains when assets sold
Back to profit loss unfold
Fair value through OCI way
Equity section where changes stay

[Bridge]
When SPPI fails or trading calls
FVTPL breaks down the walls
Fair value through the profit line
Every change hits bottom line
No recycling, straight impact
Income statement stays intact

[Chorus]
AC-FVOCI-FVTPL
Three buckets where your assets dwell
Amortized cost when you hold tight
Fair value changes in your sight
Business model, cash flow test
Two criteria for success
AC-FVOCI-FVTPL
Classification done extremely well

[Outro]
Business model sets the tone
Cash flow tests stand alone
Three categories clear and bright
IFRS nine classification right

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