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The key difference between functional currency and reporting currency is that functional currency is the currency of the primary economic environment in which the entity operates whereas reporting currency is the currency in which financial statements are presented.

The O.C.C. (Options Clearing Corporation) issues and guarantees all listed options contracts. The best answer is B. All foreign currency option contracts traded on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange are quoted in U.S. Dollars.

A rate shown as guaranteed means that is the final rate that will apply when the payment is authorised. Guaranteed rates are available for all currencies pairs. You will be able to request a guaranteed exchange rate if the 'Request Exchange Rate' button is displayed.

What Is an Accounting Currency? The accounting currency is the monetary unit used when recording transactions in a company's general ledger, also commonly referred to as the company's "books" or accounting records. The accounting currency may also be called the reporting currency.

A currency appreciation (when the value increases over time) results in a lower effective price for imported goods; currency depreciation (when the value decreases over time) translates to higher import prices.

The subsidiaries use their local currency to prepare their financial statements, whereas the parent company uses USD to prepare its consolidated financial statements. USD, in this case, is called the presentation currency.

The base currency allows the system to compare or combine amounts transacted in different currencies. Reporting Currency: An alternate base currency useful when a company needs to account for transactions in two currencies (for example, reporting taxes in both the euro and the national currency unit).

What is a Reporting Currency? A reporting currency is the currency in which a parent organization prepares its financial statements. The reporting currency is usually the currency used in an organization's home country.

In loan agreements with a currency clause pegged to a foreign currency, the amount of the loan granted is denominated in a foreign currency but all payments associated with such a loan are made in the domestic currency.

Foreign Currency Guarantee The EXIM Bank extends a 100 per cent guarantee of all principal and regular interest payments to a commercial bank that provides an export credit to an international buyer of U.S. goods or services.