Classification of derivatives for accounting


Classification of Derivatives for Accounting

I. Speculative

II. Fair value hedge

III. Cash flow hedge

IV. Foreign currency fair value hedge

V. Foreign currency cash flow hedge

VI. Foreign currency hedge of net investment in foreign operation

VII Not a derivative

Based on the above, what category would each of these fit into:

a. A pasta company is worried about the value of its Italian subsidiary.

b. A hedge fund thinks that the Canadian dollar is overvalued.

c. A diamond importer must make non-dollar payments.

d. A copper fabricator enters into a long-term supply contract.

e. A shipyard desires to fix its floating rate payments.

f. A borrower wants to take advantage of lower floating interest rates.

g. A wine distributor has French franc-denominated zero coupon bonds.

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