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How do you account for a financial asset with deteriorated credit quality? ASC 326 and IFRS 9 have guidance for credit impaired assets, but they differ!
Issues in the banking industry have left many asking “why?” Let's refresh the classification and measurement of debt securities under ASC 320.
In Episode #12 of GAAP Chats we discuss the types of investments held by banks and how these investments are accounted for under U.S. GAAP.
Investment companies have special accounting under ASC 946. This post discusses the accounting for perpetual debt by investment companies.
Investing is a major revenue source for insurers. Interesting, right?! We’ll discuss insurance company investments in this post.
Impairment of finance lease receivables fall within the scope of IFRS 9. Let’s take a closer look at the accounting guidance.
What are ESG bonds? We answer that question and explore the accounting for ESG bonds under IFRS 9 in this post.
Loan participations and syndications are different types of lending transactions with unique accounting and reporting issues.
Trade date versus settlement date. Which date should be used when accounting for investment securities? Let’s find out in today’s blog post.
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