Debt investment that meet the "hold-to-collect and sell" business model test and contractual cash flow "solely...
Debt investment that meet the "hold-to-collect and sell" business model test and contractual cash flow "solely payment of principle and interest" test are reported at:
a.fair value through other comprehensive income
b. fair value through profit and loss
c. amortized cost
d. the lower of amortized cost or fair value
Homework Answers
A) Fair Value through other comprehensive Income
(As per IFRS 9 debt investment that meet the hold to collect and sell business model are reported at fair value through other comprehensive income.)
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