Troubled Debt Restructuring

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    Nathan Sims
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    Should I spend a lot of time studying this topic? How well did you understand it? (1% to 100%; 1% being not at all and 100% being fully)?

    Answers are greatly appreciated!

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    #614050
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    What's there to understand? I can summarize it in a few sentences.

    Troubled debt restructurings

    Settlement in full with a transfer of assets for carrying amount or equity interest

    creditor recognizes a loss which equals

    debtor recognizes a gain on the liability and on the asset disposition

    Modification of terms when future cash flows exceed the carrying amount

    Undiscounted cash flow (UCF): if greater than carrying amount, no gain is recognized for debtor

    Otherwise gain based on carrying amount

    Creditor: does discount the value of the new debt and recognizes loss based on DCF

    Modification of terms when future cash flows are less than the carrying amount

    Debtor recognizes gain based on UCF and carrying amount

    Creditor: does discount the value of the new debt and recognizes loss based on DCF

    IFRS: debt extinguishment: old debt and new debt are different (cash flows differ by 10%)

    Use discounted amount

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    Thank you

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    #614052
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    Yes. IMO this is a must know. It's not very difficult and not much different from calculating simple gain and loss.

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