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      In July 2023, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) added a project to research whether narrow-scope amendments to IFRS 9 Financial Instruments could be made to better reflect how financial statements are affected by Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) (both physical and virtual). Our Financial Instruments team explain the implications below.

      What's proposed

       

      In its public meeting with the Interpretations Committee (Committee) members’ on 29 November 2023, the project team sought inputs into the possible approaches to narrow-scope amendments to IFRS 9. Three potential approaches were proposed by the project team for future IASB consideration:

      1. Amend the guidance on how to assess own-use requirements in IFRS 9
      2. Amend hedge accounting requirements in IFRS 9
      3. Exceptions for PPAs

      The proposal by the project team and the views expressed by the Interpretations Committee (Committee) members’ during the meeting are summarised in our publication.

      What this could mean for your business

       

      Proposed approaches could result in changes to financial reporting of power purchase agreements within the scope of IFRS 9 (whether physical or virtual) including how own-use exemption and hedge accounting is applied for such contracts.

      It could also result in disclosure requirements providing additional information on the risk exposure and risk management associated with these contracts.

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      Find out more - download our report

      Power Purchase Agreements & IFRS 9 (PDF, 400KB)


      Get in touch 

      If you have any queries about the proposals detailed in our report above, please get in touch with our Financial Instruments team.

      We welcome the opportunity to discuss your requirements to find the appropriate solution for you. We look forward to hearing from you.

      Simone Aranha

      Associate Director

      KPMG in Ireland

      Francisco Jimenez

      Principal, KPMG Financial Instruments Lead

      KPMG in Ireland


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