Appendix C — Roadmap Updates for 2025
The table below summarizes the substantive changes made in the 2025
edition of this Roadmap.
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Section
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Title
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Description
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Updated discussion to reflect the FASB’s
issuance of ASU 2025-07 on derivative scope refinements.
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Underlying
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Added a Changing Lanes
discussion of the FASB’s issuance of ASU 2025-07 on
derivative scope refinements.
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Concept of Effective Notional Amount
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Expanded Connecting the
Dots to discuss cash flow considerations
related to blend and extend strategies with an
other-than-insignificant financing element at the time of
modification.
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Asymmetrical Default Provision Does Not Constitute Net
Settlement
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Added discussion regarding the ASC 815 guidance on asymmetric
default provisions and examples of contracts for which this
guidance does not apply.
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Scope Exceptions
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Removed video discussing the proposed ASU on
derivative scope refinements because ASU 2025-07 was issued
in September 2025.
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Certain Contracts That Are Not Traded on an
Exchange
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Removed Changing Lanes discussion of the
FASB’s tentative conclusions related to predominance
assessments in cases in which an arrangement has multiple
underlyings. Guidance related to predominance assessments is
being removed by ASU 2025-07.
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Underlyings Based on Operations or
Activities of One of the Parties to a Contract
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Amended section title and added discussion
of the new derivative scope exception in ASU 2025-07.
Removed previous discussion of R&D funding arrangements
since these are specifically addressed in the new ASU.
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Other Payment Provisions in Contracts: Background
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Added a Changing Lanes
discussion of the new derivative scope exception in ASU
2025-07.
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Contingent Interest Rate Features in
ESG-Linked Debt Instruments
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Updated Changing
Lanes to discuss the new derivative scope
exception in ASU 2025-07.
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Added discussion addressing differences between U.S. GAAP and
IFRS Accounting Standards related to assessing derivative
scope exceptions for contracts with payments indexed to
operations or activities specific to one of the parties to
the contract.
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