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Frameworks




               2.5 Markets

               Assets and liabilities are sold at different prices in different markets.

                             IFRS 13 says that fair value should be determined by reference to the
                             principal market.

                             This is ‘the market with the greatest volume and level of activity for
                             the asset or liability’                             (IFRS 13, Appendix A).

               Entities can assume that the market in which they normally enter into a transaction is
               the principal market unless there is evidence to the contrary.

               If no principal market exists then fair value should be measured based on the price in
               the most advantageous market.

                             This is the market that maximises the net amount received when
                             selling an asset (or minimises the net amount paid when transferring a
                             liability).



















































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