The IASB has tentatively agreed to propose a measurement approach for certain financial liabilities arising from contingent settlement provisions. South African finance teams should treat this as a standards-development issue, not an enacted requirement, but may wish to identify affected contracts before further proposals emerge.
The IASB has extended the comment period for proposed IFRS 9 and IFRS 7 amendments. South African finance teams using hedge accounting should review the proposals before the revised 30 November 2026 deadline.
A new IFRS Foundation update discusses tentative agenda decisions involving IFRS 18, IAS 16 and IFRS 9. South African reporting teams should monitor the outcomes, but should not treat them as new accounting requirements yet.
The IASB is considering proposed changes to how acquisition-related payments are classified in statements of cash flows. The decisions are not yet final, but South African finance teams can start assessing whether current transaction records will support clearer reporting if the proposals proceed.