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When is a Derivative Not a Derivative?

Mark Kirkland, Vice President Treasury, Bombardier Transportation

Categories: Accounting, Derivatives, Intercompany Financing, Strategic Treasury, IAS 39, Hedge Accounting, FAS 133

When is a Derivative Not a Derivative? The answer is: of course......

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