IFRS 9Financial instruments

IFRS 9 –
financial instruments.
One consistent model.

Bank loans and borrowings in one model: from the list of instruments and tranches, through amortized cost measurement, to journal entries. For a single company or the whole group.

Fincorex screen: Controlling, IT GROUP income statement for March 2026 – actuals, budget and prior year
Features

IFRS 9 in Fincorex®.
Instruments, amortized cost and journal entries.

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List of financial instruments

Bank loans, borrowings and other instruments in one register.

02

Journal entries in any layout

Generating entries that match your chart of accounts and dimensions.

03

Tranches

Amounts, dates and terms for each tranche.

04

Multi-currency

Instruments and reporting in different currencies.

05

Reference rates

Reference rates such as WIBOR, EURIBOR and WIRON for loans and borrowings.

06

Multiple companies

Working with data for a single company or the whole group.

07

Multiple scenarios

Actuals, budget and forecast in one model.

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Amortized cost

Measurement at amortized cost.

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Full handling of changes over time

Bank margin changes, new tranches and subsequent events.

Instrument lifecycle

Loans, borrowings and tranches.
Changes under control.

Manage an instrument from the first tranche to repayment. Change the bank margin, update the reference rate and add further tranches from the correct date.

  • Separate amounts and dates for each tranche
  • Reference rates and margins across periods
  • Full handling of changes over time
K/2026/001 · Investment loanInstrument history
01/01/2026First trancheLoan drawdown
07/01/2026Margin changeNew bank terms
10/01/2026New trancheFurther drawdown
ParameterBefore changeAfter change
Reference rateWIBOR 3MWIBOR 3M
Bank margin2.10 pp1.75 pp
Effective date01/01/202607/01/2026

Example change parameters · illustrative data

Amortized cost

Measurement at
amortized cost.

Analyze the value of an instrument across periods. The summary shows new tranches, interest under the effective interest rate method and repayments of the loan or borrowing.

Amortized cost · investment loan · December 2026 · PLN · simplified example

Movement typeChange in periodValue after change
Opening balance—10,000,000
New tranche drawdown2,000,00012,000,000
Interest at the effective interest rate80,00012,080,000
Principal and interest repayments−300,00011,780,000
Closing balance—11,780,000
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The same data model for the instrument list, amortized cost measurement and journal entries — a shared reference point for finance and accounting.

The scale of your organization

Multiple scenarios, currencies and companies.
One place to work.

Analyze actuals, budget and forecast. Include instruments in different currencies and the needs of individual companies.

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Actuals, budget and forecast

Work with multiple scenarios and compare the impact of financing assumptions on future periods.

Actuals / Budget / Forecast

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Instruments in different currencies

Keep instruments in their own currencies and analyze values in your chosen reporting currency.

PLN / EUR / USD / other

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Company by company. Or the whole group.

Manage multiple companies in one model and view data at the organizational level you choose.

Company / Group of companies / Group

Finance and accounting

From instrument measurement
to ready-made journal entries.

Prepare reports and generate journal entries in any layout — matched to your chart of accounts, dimensions and the needs of your organization.

IFRS 9 reports

Amortized cost and summaries of value changes in the period.

Journal entries

Account and dimension layout agreed with accounting.

Multiple breakdowns

Instrument, tranche, company, currency and scenario.

Data consistency

Reporting based on a shared list of instruments.

Journal entries · 12/2026Company chart of accounts layout
DescriptionAccountDebitCredit
Loan tranche130-012,000,000—
Loan liability134-01—2,000,000
Interest expense751-0180,000—
Interest payable134-03—80,000
Total entries2,080,0002,080,000

Sample accounts and values · configurable layout

FAQ

Before we talk about your instruments.

Which instruments can I include in the model?

Bank loans, borrowings and other financial instruments measured at amortized cost – in one register for a company or the whole group.

Can an instrument be split into tranches?

Yes. Each tranche has its own amount, date and terms, and the model includes them in the measurement from the correct date.

How are reference rates and margin changes handled?

You change the reference rate (e.g. WIBOR, EURIBOR, WIRON) and the bank margin from a specified date. The instrument history shows the parameters before and after the change.

Is amortized cost measurement linked to journal entry generation?

Yes. Based on the measurement, the model generates journal entries in a layout matched to your organization's chart of accounts and dimensions.

Can the model handle multiple companies, currencies and scenarios?

Yes. You keep instruments in their own currencies for multiple companies, and analyze actuals, budget and forecast in one model.

See your model
before you decide.

As a proof of concept, we’ll rebuild your reporting or planning model in Fincorex® and show it to you at our next meeting.

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