The existing Conceptual Framework does not address derecognition. The IASB’s preliminary
view is that an entity should derecognise an asset or a liability when it no longer meets the
recognition criteria. However, for cases in which an entity retains a component of an asset
or a liability, the IASB should determine, when developing or revising particular Standards
how the entity would best portray the changes that resulted from the transaction. Possible
approaches include:
(a) enhanced disclosure;
(b) presenting any rights or obligations retained on a line item that is different from
the line item used for the original rights or obligations, to highlight the greater
concentration of risk; or
(c) continuing to recognise the original asset or liability and treating the proceeds
received or paid for the transfer as a loan received or granted.