FRS 102: handling derivatives and material valuations

Zwi Sacho, director of corporate accounting advisory practice at Chatham Financial Europe, tackles the large and material valuation requirements of derivatives under FRS 102 accounting, as businesses adjust to the standard

Many companies will be moving into their third year of applying FRS 102. However, one of the areas of the standard that continues to cause management anxiety and raise auditor attention, is derivative valuations.

This is because the standard requires derivatives (such as interest rate swaps, FX forwards, cross currency swaps etc) to be measured at their fair value, which can often be large and material.

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