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Commonwealth Bank Of Australia — AIFRS Conference Call (August 2005)

28 slides from Commonwealth Bank Of Australia's conference presentation, Aug 15, 2005

  1. Slide 1: AIFRS Conference Call

    AIFRS Conference Call

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer The material that follows is a presentation of general background information about the Bank’s activities current at the date of the presentation, 16 August 2005. It is information given in summary form and does not purport to be complete. It is not intended to be relied upon as advice to

  3. Slide 3: AIFRS Topics

    AIFRS Topics Topic (i) | Defined Benefit Pension Plans Topic (ii) Employee Share Schemes Topic (iii) Consolidation of Special Purpose Vehicles Topic (iv) Life Insurance and Funds Management (1 July 2004 transition date) Topic (v) Goodwill Topic (vi) Foreign Currency Translation Reserve Topic (vii) A

  4. Slide 4: (i) - Defined Benefit Pension Plans

    Topic (i) - Defined Benefit Pension Plans AIFRS Requirement » Recognition on balance sheet of surpluses and deficits on defined benefit pension plans. Bank’s Position « Bank has two defined benefit pension plans: an Australian plan with a large surplus and a UK plan with a small deficit. Accounting

  5. Slide 5: (i) - Defined Benefit Pension Plans

    Topic (i) - Defined Benefit Pension Plans Movement to 30 June 2005: Aus Plan UKPlan Total Notes $m $m $m 1 July 2004 Surplus/(deficit) on transition 443 (54) 389 Accounting expense (to Profit & Loss) (49) (3) (52) 1 Actuarial Gains and other items (to Retained Earnings) 108 2 110 2 30 June 2005 Surp

  6. Slide 6: (ii) - Employee Share Schemes

    Topic (ii) - Employee Share Schemes #AIFRS Requirement » Employee share scheme trusts are consolidated under AIFRS with any investments in own shares accounted for as ‘Treasury Shares’ and deducted from Share Capital. «Bank's Position ns Bank consolidates the employee share scheme trust and accounts

  7. Slide 7: (iii) - Consolidation of Special Purpose Vehicles

    Topic (iii) - Consolidation of Special Purpose Vehicles AIFRS Requirement « Consolidation based on a new ‘variability of return’ test, as opposed to the existing ‘contro? test. Bank’s Position # Consolidation of certain special purpose vehicles that are not currently consolidated, e.g. Medallion sec

  8. Slide 8: (iv) — Life Insurance and Funds Management: EMVONA

    Topic (iv) — Life Insurance and Funds Management: EMVONA / Appraisal Value Accounting «© AIFRS Requirement « Cessation of appraisal value accounting. Bank’s Position # Asset representing the excess of net market value over net assets (‘EMVONA’) of $6,660m can no longer be recognised in full. Account

  9. Slide 9: (iv) — Life Insurance and Funds Management: Treasury Shares

    Topic (iv) — Life Insurance and Funds Management: Treasury Shares » AIFRS Requirement Recognition of all ‘Treasury Shares’ as a deduction from Share Capital. Bank’s Position Direct investments in CBA shares by the Bank’s life insurance statutory funds currently recognised on balance sheet at net mar

  10. Slide 10: (iv) — Life Insurance and Funds Management: Treasury Shares

    Topic (iv) —- Life Insurance and Funds Management: Treasury Shares « Indicative Regulatory Impact In discussion with APRA to reverse the reduction in Shareholders’ Equity for regulatory purposes.

  11. Slide 11: (iv) - Life Insurance & Funds Management: Initial Entry Fee Income

    Topic (iv) - Life Insurance & Funds Management: Initial Entry Fee Income AIFRS Requirement Recognise fee income as revenue when the ‘service’ is provided. Bank’s Position Issue: Charge up-front initial entry fee income on investment-style products where the Bank provides the financial advice. Bank’s

  12. Slide 12: (iv) - Life Insurance & Funds Management: Initial Entry Fee Income

    Topic (iv) - Life Insurance & Funds Management: Initial Entry Fee Income Accounting Impact Assuming this income were deferred over the life of the product, the following impacts would arise: Group $m Notes Non-Life 1 July 2004 Deferral of up-front fee income - Retained Earnings (69) 1 IFRS FY05 P&L

  13. Slide 13: (v) - Goodwill

    Topic (v) - Goodwill AIFRS Requirement Goodwill is no longer subject to annual amortisation charge. Goodwill is subject to an impairment test to justify carrying value. Specifically identifiable intangible assets (eg customer lists) continue to be amortised over their useful lives. Bank’s Position $

  14. Slide 14: (vi) - Foreign Currency Translation Reserve

    Topic (vi) - Foreign Currency Translation Reserve AIFRS Requirement Change in methodology for determination of FCTR. One-off transition option to reverse existing FCTR balance at 1 July 2004. Bank’s Position Adopted transition option to reverse all 1 July 2004 FCTR to Retained Earnings. Alternative

  15. Slide 15: (vii) - Accounting for Income Tax

    Topic (vii) - Accounting for Income Tax AIFRS Requirement « Balance sheet approach to tax-effect accounting introduced by IFRS results in the recognition of deferred tax assets and liabilities when there is a difference between carrying value of an asset or liability and its tax base. Bank’s Positio

  16. Slide 16: (viii) - Derivative Financial Instruments

    Topic (viii ) - Derivative Financial Instruments AIFRS Requirement « All derivative financial instruments, including embedded derivatives and those used for balance sheet hedging purposes, are to be recognised on-balance sheet and measured at fair value. » Hedge accounting can be applied to mitigate

  17. Slide 17: (viii) - Derivative Financial Instruments

    Topic (viii) - Derivative Financial Instruments Accounting Impact « Initial impact on Retained Earnings is a decrease of $313 million. This is comprised of: Initial recognition of cumulative ineffectiveness on all cash flow and fair value hedges; One-off transition adjustment in respect of the novat

  18. Slide 18: (ix) - Loan Impairment Provisioning

    Topic (ix) - Loan Impairment Provisioning AIFRS Requirement # Provisioning under AIFRS is on an ‘incurred loss’ basis. Objective evidence that an impairment event has occurred is required before a provision can be recognised. Bank’s Position # The Bank’s current general provision for loan impairment

  19. Slide 19: (ix) - Loan Impairment Provisioning

    Topic (ix) - Loan Impairment Provisioning Indicative Regulatory Impact « APRA proposing creation of General Reserve for Credit Losses (Tier 2 capital) equal to at least 0.5% of risk weighted assets. # Uncertainty as to APRA interpretation of AIFRS provisioning. Summary Existing GAAP AIFRS Regulatory

  20. Slide 20: (x) - Hybrid Financial Instruments

    Topic (x) - Hybrid Financial Instruments AIFRS Requirement « Hybrid financial instruments must be reclassified from equity to liabilities on transition to AIFRS if there is any possibility of conversion to variable number of ordinary shares. Bank’s Position « Hybrids are currently classified as equi

  21. Slide 21: (x) - Hybrid Financial Instruments

    Topic (x) - Hybrid Financial Instruments Journal entry is: Dr Cr Note $m $m Dr. Hybrid Equity Instruments 2,260 4 Cr. Hybrid Liability Instruments 2159 2 Cr. Retained Earnings 22 3 Cr. FCTR 79 4 2,260 2,260 One type of hybrid instrument - the Trust Preferred Securities (TPS) - is denominated in USD.

  22. Slide 22: (xi) - Revenue and Expense Recognition: Banking

    Topic (xi) - Revenue and Expense Recognition: Banking AIFRS Requirement « Fee income integral to the yield of an originated financial instrument must be capitalised and amortised into Net Interest Income over the expected life of the instrument, net of any direct and incremental costs. Bank’s Positi

  23. Slide 23: (xii) — Life Insurance and Funds Management: Income Recognition

    Topic (xii) — Life Insurance and Funds Management: Income Recognition AIFRS Requirement Initial entry fee income earned on retail investment products where third parties provide financial advice must be capitalised and amortised over the life of the product. Bank’s Position For most of our Wealth Ma

  24. Slide 24: (xii) — Life Insurance & Funds Management: Measurement Differences

    Topic (xii) — Life Insurance & Funds Management: Measuremer Differences — Deferred Acquisition Costs « New definition results in investment-style products within Wealth Management no longer being accounted for under insurance accounting rules (i.e. AASB 1038) # Will result in lower levels of deferre

  25. Slide 25: (xii) - Life Insurance and Funds Management: Outside Equity Interests

    Topic (xii) - Life Insurance and Funds Management: Outside Equity Interests AIFRS Requirement Unitholder funds in consolidated life insurance statutory funds reclassified from equity to other liabilities. Treatment is driven by the ability of unitholders to redeem units at their own discretion. Acco

  26. Slide 26: (xiii) - Banking Financial Instruments

    Topic (xiii) - Banking Financial Instruments AIFRS Requirement « Classification and measurement changes in respect of financial instruments. Bank’s Position « The following table summarises the key categories and resulting valuation bases for the Bank’s financial instruments Some structured finance

  27. Slide 27: (xiii) - Banking Financial Instruments

    Topic (xiii) - Banking Financial Instruments Accounting Impact « Available-for-sale Reserve of $68 million recognised at 1 July 2005. » Retained Earnings decrease of $3 million at 1 July 2005 in respect of fair value through profit and loss items. « Some future P&L volatility created by moving inves

  28. Slide 28: AIFRS Conference Call

    AIFRS Conference Call

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