Financial instrument disclosure: transparency on significance, credit, liquidity and market risks and their management. Ind AS 107 requires disclosures enabling users to evaluate the significance of financial instruments and the nature and extent of related risks and how the entity manages them. It applies broadly to recognised and unrecognised financial instruments, prescribes grouping into classes, and mandates detailed disclosures on categories and carrying amounts, credit risk measurement and reconciliations of loss allowances, liquidity maturity analyses, market risk sensitivity or value at risk disclosures, offsetting/netting arrangements, collateral and transfers, hedge accounting effects and fair value presentation.