This chapter discusses the nature of financial assets. A financial instrument is any contract that gives one entity a financial asset and another entity a financial liability or equity. Financial assets include cash, equity in another entity, contractual rights to receive cash or assets from another entity, debt investments classified as liabilities by the issuing entity, and derivatives whose value is tied to interest rates.
This chapter discusses the nature of financial assets. A financial instrument is any contract that gives one entity a financial asset and another entity a financial liability or equity. Financial assets include cash, equity in another entity, contractual rights to receive cash or assets from another entity, debt investments classified as liabilities by the issuing entity, and derivatives whose value is tied to interest rates.
This chapter discusses the nature of financial assets. A financial instrument is any contract that gives one entity a financial asset and another entity a financial liability or equity. Financial assets include cash, equity in another entity, contractual rights to receive cash or assets from another entity, debt investments classified as liabilities by the issuing entity, and derivatives whose value is tied to interest rates.
Financial Instrument – any contract that gives rise to a financial
asset of one entity (point of view of the holder) and a financial liability or equity instrument of another entity (point of view of the issuer)
Financial Asset – cash and cash equivalents, equity
instrument of another entity, contractual right to receive from another entity cash or another financial asset, and investments in debt instruments of another entity classified by the latter entity as financial liabilities
- includes derivatives—a financial instrument that