Module 14.6 and 14.7: Accounting for Business Combinations
We can use the pooling of interest method, the pooling of interests methods or the acquisition method to account for …
We can use the pooling of interest method, the pooling of interests methods or the acquisition method to account for …
Stock options are accounted for using a compensation expense based on the fair value of the options on the grant …
To make comparative financial statement analysis easier, analysts can make several adjustments to pension accounting. Using net pension assets and …
The projected benefit obligation (PBO) [known as present value of defined benefit obligation (PVDBO) under IFRS] is the actuarial present value (at an assumed …
The CFA recognizes 3 assumptions that firms use in pension calculations: The discount rate is the interest rate used to compute the …
We use the equity methods for investment ownership of another company between 20-50%. This range is the usually considered influential …
Under IFRS, securities cannot be reclassified in or out of the Fair Value designation, it is considered irrevocable. Reclassification of …
Companies can passively own shares of securities as long as the investment ownership is less than 20%. These passive assets …
Covered interest rate parity is the condition in which forward premiums or discounts are offset by interest rate differences between …
The mark to market value is the difference between the locked in value of a forward contract and the current …