The valuation of loan positions and deposits are subject to alternative perspectives.
Nominal or face value valuation might be misleading because of the risk of default
and/or changes in interest rates. This difference becomes apparent when the loans are
traded. However, these valuation issues are equally applicable to non-traded loans.
Business accounting standards are considering using the concept of “fair value” for the
valuation of loans as if they were traded. Should the SNA introduce a valuation other
than nominal for deposits and loans?
Corresponding meeting
Date posted
Recommendation
July 2005
2005-09-12
An extension of the treatment of non-performance on other instruments was considered to be conceptually correct and can be shown as supplementary items. [See also recommendations for Non-performing loans]
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