A contract settled in own shares is?
ANot necessarily equity
BAlways an equity instrument
CAlways a financial asset
DAlways outside the standard
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Not necessarily equity
Possible share settlement alone does not make a contract equity; the number of shares and cash amounts decide it.
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