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With some limited exceptions for certain financial liabilities addressed by other applicable guidance (e.g., financial instruments that are in whole or in part classified by the issuer as a component of shareholder’s equity, such as a convertible debt security with a non-contingent BCF), US GAAP permits entities to elect the fair value option for any recognized financial liability.
| IFRS permits entities to elect the fair value option for financial liabilities when:
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The fair value option may only be elected upon initial recognition of the financial liability or upon some other specified events identified in ASC 825-10-25-4 and ASC 825-10-25-5.
See SD 11.3 for information on the normal purchase normal sale exception.
| The fair value option may only be elected upon initial recognition of the financial liability.
See SD 11.3 for information on the use of the fair value options for contracts that meet the “own use” scope exception.
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