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"Learn how to apply the standard to ensure transparent and compliant .financial reporting, while enhancing credit and financial risk management
The Financial Instruments Standard (IFRS 9) is one of the most important international accounting and financial reporting standards, and addresses the requirements for recognition, measurement, impairment, and hedge accounting. The program aims to review the requirements for applying IFRS 9 standard. It focuses on the classification and measurement of financial assets and liabilities and the related accounting. The program also addresses the impairment of financial assets due to expected credit risks and losses. In addition, it covers hedging tools and how to account for them enabling participants to gain a comprehensive understanding of all aspects of the IFRS 9 standard.
Banking
Capital Market
Financing
Accounting and Finance
Not Exist
Lecture
Practical Implementation +2
Lecture
Practical Implementation
Dialogue Teams
Role-play
Pre Exam
Post Exam +1
Pre Exam
Post Exam
Discussion Panel
Banking Operations Team Leader
Senior Financial Specialist
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In Class Training-Online Training
The standard issuing
Why was this standard issued?
The deference’s between IFRS 9 and IAS 39
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Financial assets and financial instrument
Financial asset first recognition
Business model
Practical cases
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The financial liability
Financial liabilities first recognition
Financial liabilities calcification:
Financial Liabilities Measured at Fair Value through profit
Financial Liabilities Measured at a Mortised Cost
Practical cases
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The scope
General approach
Significant increase in credit risk
Basis for estimating expected credit losses ECL
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Qualifying criteria for hedge accounting
Hedged items
Types of hedging relationships:
Hedge effectiveness requirements
Time value of options
Credit exposures designated at FVTPL
Hedging instruments (derivatives)
Practical cases
Understanding and Applying the Standard: Empowering participants to understand and accurately apply IFRS 9 in the context of banks and financial institutions.
Achieving Compliance: Enhancing the ability of financial institutions to ensure compliance with the requirements of IFRS 9 in financial reporting.
Improving Risk Management: Enhancing the understanding of how to manage credit and financial risks, and assess credit losses
