October 31, 2021
Total Carrying Amount
Fair Value Over Carrying Amount
Amortized Cost
Derivatives
FVOCI
Fair Value
Financial Assets Cash resources
$
- $
107,115 $
21,344 $
128,459 $
128,459 $
-
(Note 4)
Securities (2)
-
-
3,567,797
3,567,797
3,567,797
-
(Note 5)
Securities purchased under resale agreements
-
30,048
-
30,048
30,048
-
Loans (3)
-
32,903,208
-
32,903,208
33,138,017
234,809
Derivatives
52,862
-
-
52,862
52,862
-
Total Financial Assets
$
52,862 $
33,040,371 $
3,589,141 $
36,682,374 $
36,917,183 $
234,809
Financial Liabilities Deposits (3)
$
- $
29,982,829 $
- $
29,982,829 $
30,118,635 $
135,806
Debt
-
3,015,065
-
3,015,065
3,058,090
43,025
Derivatives
36,068
-
-
36,068
36,068
-
Total Financial Liabilities
$
36,068 $
32,997,894 $
- $
33,033,962 $
33,212,793 $
178,831
October 31, 2020
Total Carrying Amount
Fair Value Over Carrying Amount
Amortized Cost
Derivatives
FVOCI
Fair Value
Financial Assets Cash resources
$
- $
113,868 $
254,451 $
368,319 $
368,319 $
-
(Note 4)
Securities (2)
-
-
2,664,618
2,664,618
2,664,618
-
(Note 5)
Securities purchased under resale agreements
-
50,084
-
50,084
50,084
-
Loans (3)
-
30,158,951
-
30,158,951
30,541,660
382,709
Derivatives
96,615
-
-
96,615
96,615
-
Total Financial Assets
$
96,615 $
30,322,903 $
2,919,069 $
33,338,587 $
33,721,296 $
382,709
Financial Liabilities Deposits (3)
$
- $
27,328,985 $
- $
27,328,985 $
27,738,072 $
409,087
Securities sold under repurchase agreements
-
65,198
-
65,198
65,198
-
Debt
-
2,424,323
-
2,424,323
2,483,015
58,692
Derivatives
6,285
-
-
6,285
6,285
-
Total Financial Liabilities
$
6,285 $
29,818,506 $
- $
29,824,791 $
30,292,570 $
467,779
(1) For further information on interest rates associated with financial assets and liabilities, including derivative instruments, refer to Note 24. (2) Securities are comprised of $3,567,797 (2020 - $2,662,626) measured at FVOCI and $nil (2020 - $1,992) designated at FVOCI. (3) Loans and deposits exclude deferred premiums, deferred revenue and allowance for credit losses, which are not financial instruments.
The methods and assumptions used to estimate the fair values of financial instruments are as follows:
• Interest bearing deposits with regulated financial institutions and securities are reported on the consolidated balance sheets at the fair value disclosed in Notes 4 and 5. Remaining cash resources and securities purchased under resale agreements are reported at amortized cost, which is equal to fair value, on the consolidated balance sheets. These values are based on quoted market prices, if available. Where a quoted market price is not readily available, other valuation techniques are based on observable market rates used to estimate fair value. • Fair value of loans reflect changes in the general level of interest rates that have occurred since the loans were originated and exclude the allowance for credit losses. Fair value is estimated by discounting the expected future cash flows of these loans at current market rates for loans with similar terms and risks. • With the exception of derivative financial instruments and contingent consideration, financial instruments included within other assets and other liabilities reported on the consolidated balance sheets have carrying values that closely approximate fair value. • For derivative financial instruments where an active market does not exist, fair values are determined using valuation techniques that refer to observable market data, including discounted cash flow analysis, option pricing models and other valuation techniques commonly used by market participants. • The estimated fair values of deposits are determined by discounting the contractual cash flows at current market rates for deposits of similar terms. • The fair values of debt are determined by reference to current market prices for debt with similar terms and risks.
Fair values are based on our best estimates based on market conditions and pricing policies at a certain point in time. The estimates are subjective and involve particular assumptions and matters of judgment and, as such, may not be reflective of future fair values.
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