Financial Instruments
Financial Instruments
Entities invest
ü to maximize returns on idle cash
ü establish long-term relationship with suppliers and customers
ü to exercise significant influence or control over another entity (PAS 28)
ü to accumulate funds for future use
ü for capital appreciation (PAS 40)
ü for future protection
§ A financial instrument is any contract that gives rise to a financial asset of one entity
and a financial liability or equity instrument of another entity.
2.A deposit of cash with a bank or similar financial institution is a financial asset because
it represents the contractual right of the depositor to obtain cash from the institution or to draw
a check or similar instrument against the balance in favor of a creditor in payment of a
financial liability.
§ Financial Asset
3.Common examples of financial assets representing a contractual right to receive cash in the
future and corresponding financial liabilities representing a contractual obligation to deliver
cash in the future are:
a.trade accounts receivable (payable);
b.notes receivable (payable);
c.loans receivable (payable); and
d.bonds receivable (payable).
§ Classification of Financial Assets
An entity shall classify financial assets as subsequently measured at amortized cost or fair
value based on
a.the entity’s business model for managing the financial assets and
b. the contractual cash flow characteristics of the financial asset.
§ Classification of Financial Assets
The business model used is one with the objective of realizing cash flows through the sale
of the assets and managing the fair value changes.
Classification of Financial Assets
amortized costs
e.g.
The 10%, P1.0 million face value bonds was acquired at 102.
(P1,000,000 X102%= P1,020,000)
The 10%, P1.0 milllion face value bonds was acquired at 95.
(P1,000,000 X 95%=P950,000
DEBT SECURITIES Determine the acquisition price.
(debtor-creditor relationship o Price is expressed as a percentage of the face value.
e.g.
The 10%, P1.0 million face value bonds was acquired at 102.
(P1,000,000 X102%= P1,020,000)
The 10%, P1.0 milllion face value bonds was acquired at 95.
(P1,000,000 X 95%=P950,000
e.g.
The 10%, P1.0 million face value bonds was acquired at 102.
Premium (P1,000,000 X102%= P1,020,000)
Discount The 10%, P1.0 milllion face value bonds was acquired at 95.
(P1,000,000 X 95%=P950,000
DEBT SECURITIES Determine the acquisition price.
(debtor-creditor relationship o Price is computed based on prevailing interest rate.
?
fair value thru profit or loss
interest received=PRT
interest received=P8.0M*15%*12/12
DEBT SECURITIES amortized costs
(debtor-creditor relationship
Recognize interest
o received (receivable based on nominal rate.
PROBLEM 3-2 o income by thru amortization of premium (or discounts)
Cash 1,200,000
Interest Income 1,200,000
Cash 1,200,000
Interest Income 1,200,000
PROBLEM 3-5
4/1 ON INTEREST DATE
PURCHASE PRICE (100 x P10,000 x101) 1,010,000
1. B,C
2. A
3. B,C
4. A
5. B,C
6. B,C
7.A
8.A
9.B,C
10.B,C
11.C
12.C,B
13.A
14.A
15.B
DEBT SECURITIES
(debtor-creditor relationship
Dec 31
Dec 31
DEBT SECURITIES
(debtor-creditor relationship
Sept
Prepare all relevant journal entries.
On June 1, Year 1, South Company purchased 4,000 of the P1,000 face value, 8% bonds of State
Corporation for P3,691,500. The bonds were purchased to yield 10% interest. Interest is payable semi-
annually on December 1 and June 1.
The bonds mature on June 1, Year 5. On November 1, Year 4, South sold the bonds for P3,925,000. This
amount includes the appropriate accrued interest. Market Value of the bonds at the end of each
reporting period follows:
On June 1, Year 1, South Company purchased 4,000 of the P1,000 face value, 8% bonds of State Corporation for
P3,691,500. The bonds were purchased to yield 10% interest. Interest is payable semi-annually on December 1 and
June 1.
Interest Received Interest Discount
Dates Carrying Value
8% * Income10%** Amortization
A B C= I A-B I D=Prev CV+ C
6/1/Y1 3,691,500
12/1/Y1 160,000 184,575 24,575 3,716,075
6/1/Y2 160,000 185,804 25,804 3,741,879
12/1/Y2 160,000 187,094 27,094 3,768,973
6/1/Y3 160,000 188,449 28,449 3,797,421
12/1/Y3 160,000 189,871 29,871 3,827,292
6/1/Y4 160,000 191,365 31,365 3,858,657
12/1/Y4 160,000 192,933 32,933 3,891,590
6/1/Y5 160,000 194,579 34,579 3,926,169
12/1/Y5 160,000 196,308 36,308 3,962,478
6/1/Y6 160,000 197,522 37,522 4,000,000
*4,000,000*8%*6/12
**Previous CV*10%*6/12
DEBT SECURITIES
(debtor-creditor relationship
YEAR 1
On June 1, Year 1, South Company purchased 4,000 of the P1,000 June 1 ,Y1
face value, 8% bonds of State Corporation for P3,691,500. The Debt investment at FVPL 3,691,500
bonds were purchased to yield 10% interest. Interest is payable Cash 3,691,500
semi-annually on December 1 and June 1.
Dec 1,Y1
The bonds mature on June 1, Year 5. On November 1, Year 4, Cash 160,000
Interest Income 160,000
South sold the bonds for P3,925,000. This amount includes the
appropriate accrued interest. Market Value of the bonds at the Dec 31,Y1
end of each reporting period follows: Interest Receivable 26,666.67
Interest Income 26,666.67
December 31, Year 1 97 Accrual of Interest for the month of December (4MX8%X1/12)
i=prt
i=4,000,000(8%)(12/12)
i=320,000
FVPL
YEAR 2
On June 1, Year 1, South Company purchased 4,000 of the P1,000
face value, 8% bonds of State Corporation for P3,691,500. The
DEC 31 ,Y2
bonds were purchased to yield 10% interest. Interest is payable Debt investment at FVPL 80,000
semi-annually on December 1 and June 1. Unrealized Gain on Debt Invt-FVPL 80,000
The bonds mature on June 1, Year 5. On November 1, Year 4, FV at Dec 31, Y2 P4.0x .99=P3,960,000
South sold the bonds for P3,925,000. This amount includes the CV 3,880,000
appropriate accrued interest. Market Value of the bonds at the Unrealized Gain 80,000
end of each reporting period follows:
i=prt
i=4,000,000(8%)(12/12)
i=320,000
FVPL
YEAR 3
On June 1, Year 1, South Company purchased 4,000 of the P1,000
face value, 8% bonds of State Corporation for P3,691,500. The
DEC 31 ,Y3
bonds were purchased to yield 10% interest. Interest is payable Unrealized Loss on Debt Invt-FVPL 40,000
semi-annually on December 1 and June 1. Debt investment at FVPL 40,000
The bonds mature on June 1, Year 5. On November 1, Year 4, FV at Dec 31, Y3 P4.0x .98=P3,920,000
South sold the bonds for P3,925,000. This amount includes the CV,y2 3,960,000
appropriate accrued interest. Market Value of the bonds at the Unrealized Gain(Loss) ( 40,000)
end of each reporting period follows:
YEAR 4 Sale
On June 1, Year 1, South Company purchased 4,000 of the P1,000
face value, 8% bonds of State Corporation for P3,691,500. The Nov 1,Y4
bonds were purchased to yield 10% interest. Interest is payable Interest Receivable 133,333
Interest Income 133,333
semi-annually on December 1 and June 1. Accrual of Interest from 6/1 to 11/1,Y4
Nov 1,Y4
Unrealized Loss/Gain-OCI 280,718 12/31/Y2
Cummulative UG-OCI Y2 186,284.00
Debt investment at FV-OCI 280,718
*Assume there has has not been any made adjustment in Y3
Nov 1,Y4
Retained Earnings 94,434
Unrealized Loss on Sale of Investment-OCI 94,434
To close UG/UG-OCI to RE
iIn Jan 2, 2020 Cordero Corporation issued P15,000,000 bonds that will mature in 10years. The management
decided to set up separate fund for the retirement of these bonds. The fund is to be placed in a separate
account to be maintained in the company’s depository bank.
In a board resolution, it was decided that the deposits of equal amount will be made every June 30 and
December 31, starting 2020. The company expects an average of 8% on tis investment.
PRINCIPAL 8% 8% 8%
857.34 1,000
925.93
The Jan 2, 2020 Cordero Corporation issued P15,000,000 bonds that will mature in 10years. The management
decided to set up separate fund for the retirement of these bonds. The fund is to be placed in a separate
account to be maintained in the company’s depository bank.
In a board resolution, it was decided that the deposits of equal amount will be made every June 30 and
December 31, starting 2020. The company expects an average of 8% on tis investment.
How much should be the semi-annual deposits to accumulate P15M?
n= 10 yEars X 2= 20 times
In a board resolution, it was decided that the deposits of equal amount will be made every June 30 and
December 31, starting 2020. The company expects an average of 8% on tis investment.
How much should be the semi-annual deposits to accumulate P15M?
n= 10 eyars X 2= 20 times
interest= 8 annual %; 4% semi annual
P15,000,000
29.77808
=503,726
PREV BALANCE ANNUAL DEPOSIT TOTAL INTEREST (8%) CUMULATIVE AMOUNT
A=Prev E balance B C=A+B D=C*8%*6/12 E=C+D
In a board resolution, it was decided that the deposits of equal amount will be made every June 30 and December 31, starting
2020. The company expects an average of 8% on tis investment.
June 30,2020
Bond Sinking Fund 503,726
Cash 503,726
July 1, 2023
Prepaid Insurance
Prepaid Life Insurance 120,000
Cash 120,000
60,000
Dec 31, 2023
Life insurance expense 120,000
Prepaid Life Insurance 120,000
7/1/Y2 8,750,000
always check WHEN is the
acquistion 1/1/Y3 437,500
DATE INT REC INT INC DISCT CV
OF 4%,SEMI-A 5%-SEMI-A AMOR
EXERCISES
PAYMENTS
7/1/Y2 3,692,000
1/1/Y3 160,000 184,600 24,600 3,716,600
7/1/Y3 160,000 185,830 25,830 3,742,630
MC 15 GIVEN:
PURCHASE DATE JULY 1, Y2
FACE VALUE 4,000,000
NOMINAL RATE 8%
1/1Y2 912,400
always check WHEN is the
acquistion 1/1/Y3 80,000 91,240 11,240 923,640
MC18 DATE INT REC INT INC DISCT CV
OF 4%,SEMI-A 5%-SEMI-A AMOR
PAYMENTS
6/1/Y1 7,383,000
always check WHEN is the
acquistion 12/1/Y1 320,000 369,150 49,150 7,432,150