alleryStart learning →Shares with fully discretionary dividends and no redemption duty are usually what?
AFinancial liabilities
BDerivative assets
CEquity instruments
DCompound instruments
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Equity instruments
Without any contractual obligation to pay cash, the shares are equity, even though holders may receive dividends.
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