What is SPPI Test?
SPPI test means Solely Payment of Principal and Interest.
The SPPI test is performed at the instrument level. So, if the test passes for one, it means the test passes for everyone in respect of that instrument. SPPI test should be passed for an instrument to be eligible to be classified as “Amortised Cost” instrument. If the test fails then no other test is applied on that instrument and the instrument would be classified as FVTPL only.
If the contractual terms of the financial asset give rise to cash flows that are solely payments of principal and interest on the principal amounts outstanding viz., cash flows that are consistent with a basic lending arrangement. As mentioned above this assessment must be carried out on an instrument by instrument basis.
Principal is defined as the fair value of the financial asset at initial recognition. Interest is defined as the compensation for time value of money. It also includes a compensation for credit risk and other lending risks such as liquidity, administrative costs and a profit margin.
Effective Rate of Interest – EIR
Are RBI circulars relevant for ECL computation as per Ind AS 109?
What is a Financial instrument?
Is there a choice to designate as FVTPL?
What are treasury shares and how are these presented
Contract to deal in non-financial item
Can a corporate entity still follow settlement date accounting?
Gains and losses on assets measured at FVOCI
Separately accounting for an embedded derivative
Derecognition of a financial asset
Foreign currency risk in a firm commitment as a fair value hedge
Treatment of transaction costs
Derecognise financial assets/financial liabilities retrospectively
Modification of contractual cash flows
Own use exemption as per the Accounting Standard
Difference between amortised cost & held-to-maturity
Accounting treatment for FVOCI Instruments
What is the concept of effective interest method?
First-time adoption while classifying a financial instrument
SPPI test & business model objective test
Current standards for financial instruments as per AS?
Contract is settled through the entity’s own equity instrument
Financial asset categorised as FVOCI
What is an embedded derivative?
Impairment model for different categories of financial assets
Ind ASs relating to financial instruments
FVOCI (equity instruments) and FVOCI (debt instruments)
Classification of derivative instruments
Reclassification of a financial asset
Debt instrument measured at FVOCI
Change in contractual cash flows
Loss allowance as per Ind AS 109
Ind AS for financial instruments replica of IFRS?
Contractual cash flows & effective interest rate
Long-term financial liability classified as FVTPL
Credit adjusted effective interest rate
Effective rate of interest during the first-time adoption
Consequence of not de-recognising an asset after the sale
Designation of contracts deal a non-financial item on first time adoption
Recognition of financial instruments on first-time adoption
Gains and losses on a financial instrument
Gains and losses from liabilities designated as FVTPL
Measurement categories for financial assets
Difference between time value of money and modified time value of money
