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professor can we say that assets whose credit risks have increased significantly are credit impaired???
and also assets which are credit impaired, we use LIFETIME expected credit losses?
Dear tutor i have a doubt related to Jiya024’s question. The method to calculate the expected credit losses remains the same, whether the asset is credit impaired or credit risk has increased significantly/is still low. In all 3 conditions same way of calculating credit loss, as the PV of difference between contractual cash flows and the cash flows entity expects to receive, true tutor?
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