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Under HKFRS 9 'Financial Instruments', which of the following assets should be held at fair value?
1) An investment in 1 million ordinary shares of Edward Ltd with no intention to control, significant influence or joint control
2) $3 million of 5% bonds with a term of 10 years. The company intends to sell the bonds within the next three years. Until then the company will receive interest
3) $500,000 loan to supplier. Interest charged at 4% and due for repayment in two years
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1 and 2 |
option 1 is correct
An investment in 1 million ordinary shares of Edward Ltd with no intention to control, significant influence or joint control
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