Financial Instruments: Derivatives and Embedded Derivatives under IFRS 9

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Description

IFRS 9 covers a variety of topics on accounting for financial instruments including classification and measurement, impairment, derivatives, hedging, and derecognition. This course will focus on accounting for derivatives and embedded derivatives. Derivative instruments can be simple or complex, used as hedging instruments in a qualified hedge, used in an economic hedge, or held for speculative purposes. Regardless of how they are used, they are often misunderstood and viewed as “mysterious.” But they don’t have to be! This training will shed light on derivatives and how they are accounted for in the financial statements.

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Learning Objectives

 By the end of this course, you should be able to: 
  • Identify the characteristics of a derivative instrument
  • Recognize the scope exceptions to derivative accounting
  • Recall the accounting for derivative and embedded derivative instruments

Additional Information

Last Updated 07/01/2024
CPE Credit 1.5
Field of StudyAccounting
Instructional Delivery MethodQAS Self Study
Knowledge LevelBasic
Prerequisites None
Advanced Preparation

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Expiration This course, collection, or subscription expires one year from the date of purchase. The post-course assessment for each course must be satisfactorily completed, as evidenced by a passing grade of at least 70%, by the expiration date to be awarded any qualifying continuing professional education (CPE) credit.
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$180

eLearning
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1h 30m

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