alleryStart learning →How did IFRS 9 change hedge accounting for non-financial entities?
AIt became mandatory for all
BIt was prohibited for them
CIt became more feasible to use
DIt was limited to banks only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. It became more feasible to use
IFRS 9 aligned hedge accounting with risk management, which made it easier for non-financial entities.
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