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Liquidity risk and market risk: maturity analysis on contractual cash flows, difference from the carrying amount and sensitivity analysis
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Objective of the workpaper
Enter in each maturity bucket the contractual cash flows of the financial liabilities as they appear in the contract and without discounting (convention of the table), add them by bucket and in total, compare the total with the carrying amount, and calculate the effect on profit or loss of a reasonably possible change in the risk variable. The buckets, the flows and the change are case data; the change is a judgment of the entity and is not imposed by the standard.
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- IFRS 7 §39
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- File and entity
- Liquidity risk and market risk: maturity analysis on contractual cash flows, supplier finance and sensitivity analysis
- Case tasks documented here
- Compute the total of the first bucket.
- Compute the total of the second bucket.
- Compute the total of the third bucket.
- Compute the total of the undiscounted contractual cash flows.
- Compute the difference between the total of the flows and the carrying amount.
- What share of the trade payables goes through the finance provider, and why describe it?
- Is the change in rates retained by management a reasonably possible change?
- Compute the effect on profit or loss of the increase retained.
Facts and data
InputsFinancial liabilities concerned, maturity buckets retained and liquidity risk management
TextRequired
BANK_LOAN_BOND_AND_TRADE_PAYABLES_IN_THREE_MATURITY_BUCKETS
Bank loan: contractual flows of the first bucket
Number
1,100,000
Bank loan: contractual flows of the second bucket
Number
1,050,000
Bank loan: contractual flows of the third bucket
Number
Trade payables: contractual flows of the first bucket
Number
800,000
Trade payables: contractual flows of the second bucket
Number
Bond: contractual flows of the first bucket
Number
40,000
Bond: contractual flows of the second bucket
Number
40,000
Bond: contractual flows of the third bucket
Number
1,040,000
Carrying amount of the financial liabilities in the analysis
Number
3,800,000
Total of the contractual flows according to the contracts (check)
Number
4,070,000
Concentration: payables with a supplier finance provider and diversification of sources
Text
PART_OF_THE_TRADE_PAYABLES_GOES_THROUGH_A_SINGLE_SUPPLIER_FINANCE_PROVIDER
Floating-rate exposure at the closing date
Number
2,000,000
Reasonably possible change in the rate (percentage points, case data)
Number
1 %
Supporting documents
EvidenceDocuments obtained and referenced (amortisation schedules, contracts, statements of floating-rate debt)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of maturities and sensitivity
AnalysisIFRS 7 §39
Points examined: liquidity and market
ChecklistRequired
- Maturity analysis of the non-derivative financial liabilities and description of liquidity risk management
- Flows of the analysis taken from the contract, without discounting (convention of the table)
- Number and limits of the buckets set by judgment
- Concentration with a supplier finance provider examined
- Sensitivity analysis for each significant type of market risk
- Effect on profit or loss and on equity, methods and assumptions
Calculations
CalculationsIFRS 7 §39
Total of the first bucket
Calculation
1,940,000
Bank loan: contractual flows of the first bucket ; Trade payables: contractual flows of the first bucket ; Bond: contractual flows of the first bucket
Total of the second bucket
Calculation
1,090,000
Bank loan: contractual flows of the second bucket ; Trade payables: contractual flows of the second bucket ; Bond: contractual flows of the second bucket
Total of the third bucket
Calculation
1,040,000
Bank loan: contractual flows of the third bucket ; Bond: contractual flows of the third bucket
Total undiscounted contractual cash flows
Calculation
4,070,000
Total of the first bucket ; Total of the second bucket ; Total of the third bucket
Difference: total contractual flows − carrying amount
Calculation
270,000
Total undiscounted contractual cash flows ; − Carrying amount of the financial liabilities in the analysis
Effect on profit or loss (floating-rate exposure × change in the rate)
Calculation
20,000
Floating-rate exposure at the closing date ; Reasonably possible change in the rate (percentage points, case data)
Judgment: reasonably possible change in the risk variable
JudgmentIFRS 7 §39
Change retained for the sensitivity analysis
JudgmentRequired
Change supported by market conditions and the history of the variable
Change supported by market conditions and the history of the variable / Change to be reconsidered before publication
Professional judgment: a reasonably possible change is an estimate of the entity; the percentage used in the case is data and is not a threshold of the standard.
Rationale: source of the change and period considered
Text
THE_FLOATING_RATE_MOVED_BY_AT_MOST_ONE_POINT_OVER_THE_LAST_THREE_YEARS
Items to document for the liquidity and market disclosures
DisclosureIFRS 7 §39
Information to prepare
Checklist
- Maturity table by bucket and description of risk management
- Sensitivity table: profit or loss and equity, assumptions
Conclusion
ConclusionMaturity table reconciled to the total of the contracts, difference from the carrying amount, effect of the change retained and judgment on the change
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesNormative references cited in this workpaper
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Liabilities and buckets describedPass
- Change judged and supportedPass
- Total of the buckets = total of the contractsPass
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- File on the financial instrument disclosures: classes, credit risk, liquidity, sensitivity and transfers of assets (IFRS 7)
- Case tasks documented here
- Compute the total of the flows of the first maturity bucket.
- Compute the total of the flows of the second maturity bucket.
- Compute the total of the undiscounted contractual cash flows.
- Compute the difference between the total of the flows and the carrying amount.
- Is the change in rates retained reasonably possible, in view of the documents?
- Compute the effect on profit or loss of the increase retained.
Facts and data
InputsFinancial liabilities concerned, maturity buckets retained and liquidity risk management
TextRequired
BANK_LOAN_AND_TRADE_PAYABLES_IN_TWO_MATURITY_BUCKETS
Bank loan: contractual flows of the first bucket
Number
810,000
Bank loan: contractual flows of the second bucket
Number
780,000
Bank loan: contractual flows of the third bucket
Number
Trade payables: contractual flows of the first bucket
Number
600,000
Trade payables: contractual flows of the second bucket
Number
Bond: contractual flows of the first bucket
Number
Bond: contractual flows of the second bucket
Number
Bond: contractual flows of the third bucket
Number
Carrying amount of the financial liabilities in the analysis
Number
2,100,000
Total of the contractual flows according to the contracts (check)
Number
2,190,000
Concentration: payables with a supplier finance provider and diversification of sources
Text
Floating-rate exposure at the closing date
Number
1,500,000
Reasonably possible change in the rate (percentage points, case data)
Number
1 %
Supporting documents
EvidenceDocuments obtained and referenced (amortisation schedules, contracts, statements of floating-rate debt)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of maturities and sensitivity
AnalysisIFRS 7 §39
Points examined: liquidity and market
ChecklistRequired
- Maturity analysis of the non-derivative financial liabilities and description of liquidity risk management
- Flows of the analysis taken from the contract, without discounting (convention of the table)
- Number and limits of the buckets set by judgment
- Concentration with a supplier finance provider examined
- Sensitivity analysis for each significant type of market risk
- Effect on profit or loss and on equity, methods and assumptions
Calculations
CalculationsIFRS 7 §39
Total of the first bucket
Calculation
1,410,000
Bank loan: contractual flows of the first bucket ; Trade payables: contractual flows of the first bucket ; Bond: contractual flows of the first bucket
Total of the second bucket
Calculation
780,000
Bank loan: contractual flows of the second bucket ; Trade payables: contractual flows of the second bucket ; Bond: contractual flows of the second bucket
Total of the third bucket
Calculation
0
Bank loan: contractual flows of the third bucket ; Bond: contractual flows of the third bucket
Total undiscounted contractual cash flows
Calculation
2,190,000
Total of the first bucket ; Total of the second bucket ; Total of the third bucket
Difference: total contractual flows − carrying amount
Calculation
90,000
Total undiscounted contractual cash flows ; − Carrying amount of the financial liabilities in the analysis
Effect on profit or loss (floating-rate exposure × change in the rate)
Calculation
15,000
Floating-rate exposure at the closing date ; Reasonably possible change in the rate (percentage points, case data)
Judgment: reasonably possible change in the risk variable
JudgmentIFRS 7 §39
Change retained for the sensitivity analysis
JudgmentRequired
Change to be reconsidered before publication
Change supported by market conditions and the history of the variable / Change to be reconsidered before publication
Professional judgment: a reasonably possible change is an estimate of the entity; the percentage used in the case is data and is not a threshold of the standard.
Rationale: source of the change and period considered
Text
THE_HISTORY_OF_RATES_SUPPORTING_THE_CHANGE_IS_NOT_ATTACHED_TO_THE_FILE
Items to document for the liquidity and market disclosures
DisclosureIFRS 7 §39
Information to prepare
Checklist
- Maturity table by bucket and description of risk management
- Sensitivity table: profit or loss and equity, assumptions
Conclusion
ConclusionMaturity table reconciled to the total of the contracts, difference from the carrying amount, effect of the change retained and judgment on the change
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesNormative references cited in this workpaper
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Liabilities and buckets describedPass
- Change judged and supportedPass
- Total of the buckets = total of the contractsPass
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
Facts and data
InputsFinancial liabilities concerned, maturity buckets retained and liquidity risk management
TextRequired
Bank loan: contractual flows of the first bucket
Number
Bank loan: contractual flows of the second bucket
Number
Bank loan: contractual flows of the third bucket
Number
Trade payables: contractual flows of the first bucket
Number
Trade payables: contractual flows of the second bucket
Number
Bond: contractual flows of the first bucket
Number
Bond: contractual flows of the second bucket
Number
Bond: contractual flows of the third bucket
Number
Carrying amount of the financial liabilities in the analysis
Number
Total of the contractual flows according to the contracts (check)
Number
Concentration: payables with a supplier finance provider and diversification of sources
Text
Floating-rate exposure at the closing date
Number
Reasonably possible change in the rate (percentage points, case data)
Number
Supporting documents
EvidenceDocuments obtained and referenced (amortisation schedules, contracts, statements of floating-rate debt)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of maturities and sensitivity
AnalysisIFRS 7 §39
Points examined: liquidity and market
ChecklistRequired
- Maturity analysis of the non-derivative financial liabilities and description of liquidity risk management
- Flows of the analysis taken from the contract, without discounting (convention of the table)
- Number and limits of the buckets set by judgment
- Concentration with a supplier finance provider examined
- Sensitivity analysis for each significant type of market risk
- Effect on profit or loss and on equity, methods and assumptions
Calculations
CalculationsIFRS 7 §39
Total of the first bucket
Calculation
Bank loan: contractual flows of the first bucket ; Trade payables: contractual flows of the first bucket ; Bond: contractual flows of the first bucket
Total of the second bucket
Calculation
Bank loan: contractual flows of the second bucket ; Trade payables: contractual flows of the second bucket ; Bond: contractual flows of the second bucket
Total of the third bucket
Calculation
Bank loan: contractual flows of the third bucket ; Bond: contractual flows of the third bucket
Total undiscounted contractual cash flows
Calculation
Total of the first bucket ; Total of the second bucket ; Total of the third bucket
Difference: total contractual flows − carrying amount
Calculation
Total undiscounted contractual cash flows ; − Carrying amount of the financial liabilities in the analysis
Effect on profit or loss (floating-rate exposure × change in the rate)
Calculation
Floating-rate exposure at the closing date ; Reasonably possible change in the rate (percentage points, case data)
Judgment: reasonably possible change in the risk variable
JudgmentIFRS 7 §39
Change retained for the sensitivity analysis
JudgmentRequired
Change supported by market conditions and the history of the variable / Change to be reconsidered before publication
Professional judgment: a reasonably possible change is an estimate of the entity; the percentage used in the case is data and is not a threshold of the standard.
Rationale: source of the change and period considered
Text
Items to document for the liquidity and market disclosures
DisclosureIFRS 7 §39
Information to prepare
Checklist
- Maturity table by bucket and description of risk management
- Sensitivity table: profit or loss and equity, assumptions
Conclusion
ConclusionMaturity table reconciled to the total of the contracts, difference from the carrying amount, effect of the change retained and judgment on the change
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesNormative references cited in this workpaper
References