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Hello,
In Q3 A (ii) – March June 2019 , i would have interpreted the forward contract to purchase a fixed quantity of electricity at 31.12.X8 for 20 million euros, as a cash flow hedge.
However, per the ACCA solution, they say and i quote “However, the derivative should have been valued at FVTPL and not fair value through other comprehensive income”….to me, this implies that forward contract is being treated as a fair value hedge…..Or, are there special rules around a foreign currency derivative?
Any clarification you could provide as the reasons for the suggested accounting treatment of the forward contract would be appreciated.
Thanks
Hi,
The question does not day that the contract was designated as a hedging instrument, so there is no hedge accounting in this instance. The derivative is just being accounted for in the normal FVTPL manner.
Thanks
Thank you for your reply
No worries, you’re welcome.
