Impairment under IFRS 9 – Full course exam included
Associated Courses
Course Description
Providing an overview of the differences between IAS 39 and IFRS 9.
Discussing the approach for the general model, the model for purchased or originated credit-impaired asset and the simplified approach model.
Course Structure
This eLearn introduces the following topics:
- Introductions
- Expected credit loss model
- Disclosures
- Implementation issues
Should Attend
This course is intended for professionals in financial and actuarial functions within banks.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites to follow this eLearn
Assessment
At the end of the eLearn, an exam tests your knowledge of the topics discussed during the eLearn.
Key-Features
Detailed Objectives:
A) Expected credit loss model:
Understand the general impairment model and the basic concept of each stage of the model
Obtain a basic understanding what is meant by a significant increase in credit risk
Obtain a basic understanding of the calculation of expected credit losses
Identify the difference between regulatory probability of a default (PD) and IFRS 9 PD
B) Disclosures:
Understand the disclosure requirements for expected credit losses viewed from different stakeholder groups
C) Implementation issues:
Understand the key elements to consider in modelling ECL
Course Structure
This eLearn introduces the following topics:
- Introductions
- Expected credit loss model
- Disclosures
- Implementation issues
Should Attend
This course is intended for professionals in financial and actuarial functions within banks.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites to follow this eLearn
Assessment
At the end of the eLearn, an exam tests your knowledge of the topics discussed during the eLearn.
Key-Features
Detailed Objectives:
A) Expected credit loss model:
Understand the general impairment model and the basic concept of each stage of the model
Obtain a basic understanding what is meant by a significant increase in credit risk
Obtain a basic understanding of the calculation of expected credit losses
Identify the difference between regulatory probability of a default (PD) and IFRS 9 PD
B) Disclosures:
Understand the disclosure requirements for expected credit losses viewed from different stakeholder groups
C) Implementation issues:
Understand the key elements to consider in modelling ECL
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