How to Account for Convertible Debt (IFRS)

[@jeffreyanderson5333]

Thank you. My teacher doesn't teach this because he says it is not on the exam. But your video enhanced my understanding of options and bonds.

[@Edspira]

Glad it helped!

[@1a.m]

I'm so glad you are doing this, God bless you for this

[@Edspira]

Thank you!

[@ashfaqursyed9690]

Hi Michale, Thanks a lot for the discussion on this topic. I have a question, if the ERR/market interest rate is lower than coupon rate, what would be the calculation/process? Could you please share a video on that (IFRS)? Thanks once again. Ash

[@Pr0x2011]

Bonds payable at issuance shoult be 92,269?

[@dragonemperor202]

Hi sir, I want to ask how to record it as an investor? I mean someone who buy convertible debt, should we also separate the equity portion of it

[@popcorn101cheese5]

Hi, I am a little confused, shouldn’t the entry for the issuance be; debit cash 100,000, credit B/P 92,269, credit share premium-conversion equity 7,731?

[@ttngigi1567]

what the is accounting standard and paragraph in IFRS that explains this bifurcation?

[@deesoller7077]

Hello, first of all i want to thank you for doing this! I’m learning so much! May I ask what happens to the APIC account if there’s no conversion?

[@gracebarwe1474]

Thank you , this is so so clear

[@DiptaGhossan]

would it be different calculation method on FV of financial liability, if the agreement is without interest paid? all accumulated to commonstock conversion

[@pineappleognam421]

as promised. thanks a lot!

[@Edspira]

No problem!

[@zeze9062]

thank you so much sir

[@Edspira]

So nice of you!

[@moomo96]

thanks

[@Edspira]

No problem!