International Financial Reporting Standard (IFRS 9)

A robust and fully integrated IFRS 9 solution designed to help you meet compliance requirements with precision and agility. 

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Why Temenos IFRS 9?

Our IFRS solution provides a GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) platform to support the changing financial regulatory standards related to banks, which includes:

  • IAS 39 (financial instrument recognition and measurement)
  • Adoption of IFRS 9 or transition from IAS 39 to IFRS 9 (financial instruments)
  • The framework for convergence to IFRS, e.g. FASB 91 for US
  • Multi-GAAP accounting and multiple provisioning methods

It leverages the fully integrated architecture of Temenos Core Banking, cash flow engine, rules-based staging process, risk-modeling engine, and automated data flow to ensure integrity, efficiency and consistency.

Temenos IFRS 9 supports the three main focus areas:

  • Classification and measurement of financial instruments
  • IFRS staging and impairment and standard provisioning under multiple GAAPs
  • A framework for hedge accounting

Product overview

Fully integrated end-to-end solution

The fully integrated architecture with our risk PD/LGD modeling allows consistent data flow and integrity without having to incorporate forward-looking macroeconomic data, or to build modeling capabilities that take into account systemic factors.

  • Ensures data integrity and consistency.
  • Reduces inefficiencies and costs associated with manual processes.

Component-based implementation

Modular approach provides option to choose functionality.

Parameter-driven approach

Our parameter-driven configuration of accounting methods and accounting schema satisfy regulatory requirements (IAS 39, IFRS 9, or FASB 91).

Our rules-based staging process allows banks to apply their own criteria to assess their assets and customers.

Ensures flexibility and adaptability to changing regulatory requirements.

Multi-GAAP platform

Our multi-GAAP platform enables accounting treatments and provisioning methods with different views of the same balance sheet based on the required GAAP.