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Financial Instruments GP LLC issued 10-year 8% convertible coupon bond (CCB) at par worth 200 million...

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GP LLC issued 10-year 8% convertible coupon bond (CCB) at par worth 200 million USD with 12% yield. The terms of the convertible bond is that the holder of the bond, on the redemption date, has the option to convert the bond to equity shares at the rate of 100 shares with a nominal value of 20 USD per 1,000 USD debt rather than being repaid in cash. GP LLC accounted for the financial liability arising using amortized cost. The holder of the bond converted the liability into stocks at maturity.

Required: Show relevant calculations/journal entries (initial recognition, subsequent measurement and conversion).

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In the books of GP LLC
On Issue (in Mn)
S No Particulars Dr/Cr. Dr ($) Cr ($)
1 Bank A/c Dr        200.00
To 8% Convertible Coupon Bond Cr        154.80
To Equity Cr          45.20
(Being financial liability and equity component of bond recorded as per IFRS 9)
Particulars $ Mn $ Mn
Proceeds from issue of bond        200.00
Present Value of bond at the end of 10 years @ 12%       64.39
Present Value of interest (16 mn paid annually) @ 12%       90.40
Total Financial Liability component        154.80
Residual Equity Component          45.20
Subsequent measurement
S No Particulars Dr/Cr. Dr ($) Cr ($)
Year 1 end Finance Cost A/c Dr          18.58
To 8% Convertible Coupon Bond Cr          18.58
(Being finance cost recorded)
S No Particulars Dr/Cr. Dr ($) Cr ($)
Year 1 end 8% Convertible Coupon Bond Dr          16.00
To Bank A/c Cr          16.00
(Being finance cost paid)

Every year, same entry shall be repeated till the and at Year 10 end, balance of 8% Convertible Bond shall be $200 mn as per below schedule

Year Principal (a) Interest @ 12% (b) Payment of Interest @ 8% ('c) Balance (a+b-c)
1             154.80                   18.58               16.00             157.37
2             157.37                   18.88               16.00             160.26
3             160.26                   19.23               16.00             163.49
4             163.49                   19.62               16.00             167.11
5             167.11                   20.05               16.00             171.16
6             171.16                   20.54               16.00             175.70
7             175.70                   21.08               16.00             180.79
8             180.79                   21.69               16.00             186.48
9             186.48                   22.38               16.00             192.86
10             192.86                   23.14               16.00             200.00
On Maturity
S No Particulars Dr/Cr. Dr ($) Cr ($)
Year 10 8% Convertible Coupon Bond Dr        200.00
To Equity Cr        200.00
(Being bond converted into equity on maturity)
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