Financial securities received under a repurchase agreement are not recorded on the transferee’s balance sheet; the transferee records the amount of its receivable from the transferor as an asset.
When the transferee disposes of financial securities that it has itself received under a repurchase agreement, it recognises as a liability on its balance sheet the amount of this disposal representing its financial securities debt which, at the end of the financial year, is valued at the market price of these assets. Any differences in value are used to determine taxable income for the year.
When the transferee sells under a repurchase agreement financial securities that it has itself received under a repurchase agreement, it records the amount of its debt to the new transferee as a liability on its balance sheet.
The amounts representing the claims and debts referred to in this article are shown separately in the transferee’s accounts.